You can submit twenty applications at once if you want but after 40 and you haven't purchased one then you will be banned for a year from submitting applications to purchase. 

@Danny Van you can also attend Oakland REIA and MREI, both held monthly in Troy.Regarding what to do, first you'll need to call the City and get their rental application to fill out, pay the fee, submit and schedule the inspection.It's mostly a health & safety inspection: smoke detectors, a CO detector near furnace, handrails, GFCI's. etc.WARNING: Warren doesn't really like landlords, so they can be picky about previous work done without permits - even if it was done before you bought the property!

when lookin at skip tracing providers, find one that has pricing and payment options available based on the volume you'll be submitting.

You can find a company that has flexible spending options based on the volume you'll be submitting, and doesn't charge extra for the double skip process.

Questions for them that you might consider include:What do I need from me to submit a complete draw request?

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@Dulce Davis, he didn't commit insurance fraud as he didn't submit a fraudulent claim to the insurance trying to defraud them out of anything.

So, I try to avoid BOTH until they submit an application.

You need to find a contractor who can do a bit of paperwork since to get the loan, he will need to submit detailed estimates. 

If there is any tips on making things easier (in terms of not having the submit all that paperwork) that would be appreciated.