Hi All,The property is located in Howard County, Maryland.My cash flow is tight and I wanted my property rented as soon as possible.

Unless you have a note on your account of some kind, or you are tight with your bank, most banks won't allow non-customers to deposit checks to accounts they aren't on.I think your renter is doing this because they don't have the money before that date.

The 10 day appraisal is a little tight, I think, but doable if you move quickly and have a lender lined up.

as a buy and hold investor and Realtor, I can confirm that inventory is tight and well priced units move fast.  

Way too tight .

Usually, when someone loses their EM due to “bank incompetence” it’s because they didn’t have loan approval by their deadline, but went ahead instead of canceling while they had the right to, due to promises on the lender’s part.

The market is extremely tight, so the good deals are far and few between.

This deal sounds too tight...would need to drive down purchase price in order for it to work.Pittsfield is a great market for undervalued, high quality buildings.

Since inventory is so tight in Colorado I would look at renovation financing is well.

I am thinking if you didn't know this ARV number BEFORE JUMPING in you may be tight.