Originally posted by Account Closed:@Josh Anders Do you have verified proof that auction.com was bidding?

Like I said, I provided proof of the repairs that need to be done. 

You may have to bite the bullet and special assess to catch up on the land lease and cover association costs.

Also, always proof-read all your communications.

I think bullet point #8 is the interesting part.My questions for those of you with more experience are:1) Is this what I've heard called "a wrap"?

A lot of companies only offer the method you mention...and to me there's less proof in the process so the risk is higher.

It may be best to bite the bullet, begin the process immediately, and be prepared to have an vacant apartment through the new year at least.  

I would definitely submit a complete offer package with dates, terms, numbers, copy of an earnest money check, proof of funds, or pre approval.

then you can get a proof of funds letter to go shopping.  

In 99.9% of the cases the party making the offer will be asked to provide the documentary proof mentioned previously, and of course rejected should the seller not believe he will be able to complete the transaction.