When you sign the Option and submit it to the county does that include all needed paperwork to transfer down the road or will escrow need to get ahold of seller to sign things 30 yrs later?

Then he gives me a cost of what it would take for labor and then an estimation of materials, so I can submit my offer quickly. 

If all these factors work in the numbers, then submit the offer.

I would let them know that you already submitted an offer.

You're not a wholesaler trying to quickly get a contract signed and submitted to the title company to lock in your deal.

Thanks to everyone,I use TenantReports.com - but you will still be limited to a scoring model similar to what you have now because to get full credit reports you have to submit to (and pay for) an office inspection where you keep application records.Tenant rental history is checked in a number of ways to be rather thorough.

Sellers are motivated and you could submit a low offer- that’s what the wholesalers have been doing anyways. 

Do you need someone to physically submit an offer to the seller?

When someone makes an offer tell them  " We have multible offers on the table , please submit your highest and best

The security deposit was only $800.What I'd like to know is what evidence do I need to submit with the Disposition of Deposit form I will be sending them soon...will the $1900 quote be sufficient even though I installed laminate flooring myself for $750?