Maybe I should get an agent to submit my offer and then I don't have to deal with this Company directly.

Of course your website isn't producing any leads directly if you aren't paying for ads or top ranked organically but it sounds like it is helping convert certain leads that are more comfortable going to a website and submitting info

We have switched over to lending directly.  

Oftentimes, it is the independent brokers who can offer the best rates.I switched from a provider-dependent agent to a independent agent over a year ago, and it saved me about half of what I had been paying.

Moreover, you can always switch to another member.Lastly, I use two methods to check rehab quality: hire boots on the ground to ensure the project is on track and pay inspectors before releasing funds.

We bought a home that will be primarily STR but could switch to MTR if needed.

Several I told agent do not bother to submit as they will not get the attention of sellers.  

so far i have reached out to professionals that have a better understanding of this all, and made my tenant submit a application (currently under review) to PetScreening.com.

You can blow down your primary condensate drain line every year and/or install a safety float switch to prevent this from happening again.

I keep marketing the property and accepting applications until someone completes the entire application process.The first couple who applied with us this past Friday has paid their application fee, had background check ran, and submitted ID, but still hasn't provided two months past pay stubs because they recently moved from out of state.Now another couple views the property today and completes the entire application process outside of signing the actual lease and paying the first month and security deposit.My thinking is I'll take all applications until the first qualified tenant completes the entire application process.