I just submitted plans to the city and now I'm looking for contractors/vendors. 

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Yes, you should be fine to place a tenant as long as you’ve already submitted your application for the lead certification and are just waiting for it to process.

If they want to make the sale, they'll provide the information, within reason.Also, make sure you have a POF ready to go for when you submit your LOI.I love analyzing commercial and investment properties.

The current owner has to drop down to 12 or less till they get the sprinkler system in and engineered plans submitted to the county. 

We're far enough in our design process to require engineering services, so we've begun submitting RFP's to our pool of construction firms.Received more funds this week but need to increase momentum to meet our fee schedule.

A good broker should also submit to the investor a copy of the presentation they submit to a lender for an application.Concerning transparency, a good broker is transparent in what they charge the investor for their services.

Weird thing is they want $2000 down when is sign and submit the term sheet.  

you choose one pay for it and they provide them.What I found out is they just send over the plans with no updates to current codes so we submit then and get check sheets sometimes 3 or 4 and takes 90 days to get approved instead of them understanding the new codes updating the plans before giving them to us.And to be fair to the architect we can send in the same plans and depends on which examiner gets them some will fly through others come back with check sheets that an examiner frustration issue.

That's why it's best to do your due diligence on the lender before submitting anything to them.