@Juan De La Garza It wouldn’t surprise me at how crazy the market is, but no, you should be able to fill out an NDA and get financials, THEN you can decide if you want to submit an LOI or offer

(which appears to be what question you're actually wanting answered)*Insert generic "I'm not a lawyer, consult your own professionals" statement here*First, I have all tenants fill out a worksheet that indicates what type of animal it is, including generic information about the dog such as name, age, breed, and who does the dog assist (if not readily apparent and there will be multiple people residing in the house.)

I had the luxury of filling the units while still in FL. and am only a month in.

If she engages back, I will remind her that we would always be interested in working with them directly if there is anyway that we can help to fill a need for them.

I'd like to fill up my lot with those things.

What good is talking about a lower fee if they cannot fill a unit.

We fill the niche between doing everything yourself or paying someone else to do everything.

If you want an offer fill in the form.

When you graduate, fill your space with another student and then buy another house hack while you get started in the business world.Yes, you should work the "boring 9-5" to generate income and qualify for loans.

I don't think you run the risk of not being able to fill that vacancy because rental demand for a $1k apartment is very high with very low inventory for that rental price point.Hope that helps!