Here’s a common process:1) Pre-Screening (Before Showing the Property)✅ Inform renter of basic qualifications such as income, credit score, pets, move-in date, etc..2) After the Showing (Before Approving the Application)✅ If they’re seriously interested, have them submit a rental application + background check authorization at the same time.✅ This avoids wasting time screening unqualified tenants.3) Before Lease Signing (Final Step)✅ Run the background check before approving the tenant, so you can verify:Credit history & income stability Eviction & rental historyCriminal background (if applicable in your state)Final ThoughtThe best time is after the showing but before lease approval—this ensures you’re only screening serious applicants while minimizing wasted time and costs.

You would need to submit a material list to a local supply house, usually they require you to open an account and they ask for a TIN for a line of credit.

I submit on BP your for sure one  of the most sophisticated members when it comes to this space .

You’ll need to submit an application to the Community Development Department, undergo inspections, and comply with tenant notification and eviction rules, including providing a 90-day purchase option and relocation assistance.

If he were to submit this, I'm fairly certain it would pass regardless of the consequences of doing so like for example much much higher sales tax in the 13-15% region.  

So they they have to submit proof to me of there licensure for it, and that they know the licensure for it all. 

It seems like they are being unprofessional and do not want to.The issue is that depreciation schedules are not given to the IRS when you submit the return.4562 which is used to calculate depreciation is given to the IRS but it does not factor in non-depreciable items such as land. 

After few hundred dollars in permits and drawings, submitted to the city, got  approval to move forward in a week :-). 

When I submit the offer I’m thinking of lowballing though to see what their counter would be.  

Hey everyone,I have a buyer ready to submit a full asking price offer on my flip, but the 90-day flip rule won’t be lifted for another two weeks.