You need a 100:1 ratio of inquiries to acceptance.

Unclear how many home buyers want/will accept lots that small.

@Max Emory would you accept a profit and loss statement from an old desktop for taxes instead of requiring someone to pay for QuickBooks?

Fast forward to if the offer is accepted I ALWAYS get a property inspection.

Aside from offering this as a benefit to outstanding tenant prospects.So, you think a GOOD tenant will break a lease and accept a judgement against them that may follow them as a lien, gaining interest all along, and nixing their hopes of buying a home for years unless eventually paid off?

Based on your experience as a lender, what is my likelihood of having a "letter of intent to employ" accepted by an institution? 

But most sellers and realtors also will not deal with 1 in 1000, meaning they will not accept your offer.

Rental estimates are acceptable.

Everything looks great, the cars in the neighborhood look acceptable class B.

The funding fee increased, but I think that is an acceptable payoff.