No one ever says what percentage of their deals are accepted/denied.

You can read for yourself here: https://www.clevelandheights.gov/205/Point-of-Sale-Inspectio....If I understand correctly, they must disclose it before they can accept your offer and they should make the required repairs before they can sell the home so that you have a clean Certificate of Compliance.

Live There: After the rental period, you can move in and must live there for at least 2 years to qualify for the primary residence exclusion when you eventually sell.5-Year Rule: You’ll need to hold the property for a total of 5 years to get the full tax benefits.So, rent it out first, live in it for two years, and then you can sell it with significant tax advantages.

What is their acceptance policyMy guess is if they have the cash they will take it - I would be one to guess rarely if ever do they turn someone away.

Usually they promise automatic acceptance, no payments for 90 days. etc.  

They accepted terms for creative financing for 1 year allowing me time to improve rents and refinance with very little down payment.

Buyers must now enter into a contract with an agent before that agent can show them any propertiesInstead what this should read is: "Prior to showing properties, Buyers must sign either a Brokerage Disclosure to Buyer (BD-24) OR an exclusive right-to-buy listing contract."

If everything you are worried about is an exception or an exclusion on a title policy, then your title insurance isn’t going to ease your worries.You mentioned this is a flip.

Is it (a) pre-offer (b) after an accepted offer but before contract signing (c) after contract signing during a due diligence period? 

*Rendering of Waterside Development*Brookfield is ahead of some other developers in the area, already well into it’s Halley Rise development, which delivered it’s first phase of buildings in 2022, and at completion in 2026 will have brought 1.5 million square feet of office space, 250,000 square feet of retail, 5 acres of public open space, and new public streets and infrastructure, also just outside the Reston Town Center Metro.Source: Chuck Kuhn Set To Buy Long-Stalled 225-Acre Loudoun Development SiteSource: Exclusive: Chuck Kuhn has deal to buy massive Silver Line development siteSource: Sterling quarry would become lake in waterside developmentSource: Rivana Developers Eye Construction in Early 2024Source: Halley Rise Project Remains on Schedule in RestoThanks for reading my thesis on Reston Virginia.