My understanding is that I have 14 days once I start getting hard pulls on my credit, in which all inquiries are considered for credit score purposes as one hard pull, so I might try to put off getting a pre-approval letter for a bit if I can.I don't have a real estate attorney yet, so lining one up is one of the next things on my list.Have I forgotten anything?

I've found that out of state inquiries are usually time wasters.

Does anyone know of an investor friendly title company that could perform title searches on homes?

Need one in the South Florida area?

Thanks!

Also be careful with too many credit inquiries.

The target of your inquiry however is still the entire 14.57%.

I don't have a problem with directing people to a website or auto-responding to an inquiry to an ad, but you really need to do the screening in person or the process will turn off good prospects.My ads all list my website, and I have a dedicated page for each available property.

Well it seems as though I've annoyed the fiduciary attorney with my inquiries.

As a seller, if I get an offer from a sight unseen buyer with a price I like, I simply verify them as well and demand they see the property before I make my decision to accept or decline, I don’t just trash the offer without doing any type of inquiries.

Same thing goes for water heater, furnace, AC, plumbing leak, toilet leak, etc.This is the exact language from the Illinois Association of REALTORS® RESIDENTIAL REAL PROPERTY DISCLOSURE REPORTIn this form, “am aware” means to have actual notice or actual knowledge without any specific investigation or inquiry.

If all inquiries get this error, then it may explain why.