He told me that he will take note, but he could not submit a ticket for investigation on my behalf.

I also encourage all of my tenants to pay rent through a free software that automatically debits it from their bank account to ours so we don't have to worry about  that either. 

Never rented TO the Mafia, but certainly rented a 13,000sqft facility from "them" when I ran my computer software training business in New Haven, CT...

So I've had my condo listed online for a week, and out of all the people who've come in, I only have 1 potential tenant, but he hasn't submitted the application yet.  

We came up with an official lease agreement and submitted that to the association.

Equally, all questions by bidders received during the bidding period should be submitted in the form of RFI (Request for Information) and formally responded to and distributed to all bidders.  

Your current tenant is veteran, and when you raise the rent, they submit a VA voucher.  

Title to the property would go to the winning bidder.So in the scenario you describe where the bank doesn't submit a credit bid, assuming there are any other bidders the bank would still get paid.  

Do you know the process for submitting to the city?

@Justin Johnson I believe a number of the PM software websites allow tenants to send you the rent by entering their bank info each month.