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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Real Property Questionnaire in the editor.
- Begin with Section One, where you will provide details about the property owned or being purchased by the debtor. Fill in the address, legal description, percentage interest, acquisition date, and purchase price.
- Continue through Section One by detailing the type of property and its description. Ensure to include development status and fair market value.
- In Section Two, list any voluntary and involuntary encumbrances against the property. Be thorough with lender names and amounts claimed.
- Proceed to Section Three if applicable, indicating whether a real estate broker has been employed and providing details on any offers received.
- Complete Sections Four through Seven as necessary, ensuring all questions are answered accurately for compliance.
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