She could get her contract off a message board and save a boatload on legal documents.

You would be signing documents with HUD stating as suchThe best legal way to as your daughter would be the occupant is to put the property in her name with you being the lender

The agent is telling us the second seller is not receiving the document to e-sign and I am trying to obtain a rate lock ASAP and I need a signed contract by both parties.

If you did and he documented it in his report, it could bite you in the rear.

If you can thoroughly document two years of common sense continuity, it is worth a shot.

I’m looking to connect with real estate attorney who can help drafting owner financing documents.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

I have made a 2 page Word Document, that adds to the downloadable Lender Call Sheet from "The Multifamily Millionaire Volume 1 Book.How do I share it with Bigger Pockets to add to the download section?

I'd have to know more about the property and your financial situation to provide specifics---generally speaking:1 YR to 7 YR ARM based upon a 25 amortization30 YR FXD available FULL DOC or SISA (Stated/Stated) documentation types availableRegards,Scott Miller

Where do I get the paperwork (deed of trust and other documents) for the seller to sign?