i agree with all other posts @Michael Germinariosounds like you did everything properly no more action needed on your part,unless they call back then answer the phone and get them to communicate by emailgood luck

Not doing this could drop the value up to 70%.Third, terms should require a decent down payment, amortized over no more than 10 years, with no balloon.

All I said to the agent was that I wanted houses that were 140,000 ARV an that were 3 bd/ 2 bd no more than 1500 sq ft.

After all expenses, id plan on being into the house for no more than $95k.

Just started the same process, reasearching, hopefully will be moving into a 3-4 unit in southern NH within no more than 7 months.

Pull your free credit report at annual credit report.You want your credit card's to be no more than 10% of your max limit.Paying bills on timeCredit inquiriesThose 3 things make up a good percentage of your score.I would be happy to help you if you need it.I have been there done that and I have the T shirt.Long story short I lost my house to foreclosure and went from a 750 down to below 500. 

You're no more valuable than another facilitator regardless of who you know that might buy, Realtors have lists of local investors too!

All-in costs should be no more than 70% of your ARV or Market Value.  

.* Option term should be no more than 5 yrs max.

On one rental property, that's no more than $15k in this market, and that's conservative.