Hansen more and more each day for proof of expenditures and work completed.  

Yes, proof of concept (POC), and architectural drawings were done due to the airport close by, and flight/height restrictions all approved in 2008.3.

My thoughts, in no particular order: 1) walk away; 2) conventional financing at their asking price, understanding that if the properties appraise under their asking price I either bite the bullet, they come down, or I walk away (and am out the cost of three appraisals). 

I don’t even ask for proof of funds, which I might need to.. that’s all on me.My issue with this is, I’m quite sure the agent/wholesaler who is the buyer, simply put this under contract to try to wholesale to someone else.

I did not have to show proof of any funds.  

This was on a Wednesday, and, according to the manager, I only had until Friday to give him proof.

HiJust random mortgage finance guy recommended from my current realtor who is newbie/told me that offer we put in was accepted by the selling agent and needed proof of pre-approval to move forward.Finance guy told me over the phone that whether I get the loan for $20,000.00 or 300,000.00  it will end up costing me around $3500.00, meaning even if I use my $50K cash I still need the whole loan process to get the rest of money. again, that is why I posted the question that if it would be smarter to just get the HELOC(which I need more time to get it approved) or traditional loan with benefits. at the same time, I did not want the seller to get a better offer over the weekendHad I thought this through, I would have gone to my bank and got all this taken care prior to putting an offer....plus my newbie realtor told me that it's all good, no worries, your credit score is so high... but I needed the proof of my loan approved real quick but everything was closed over the weekends.

The main highlight or benefit of Fannie mae's 1 year tax finding is that you dont need to prove 5 years in the same line of work which is a harder burden of proof for most realtors or business people. 

It is actually topical water proof, includes an extra cork backing for added protection, extremely scratch and UV resistant, and less expensive than the engineered wood, with similar pricing to the laminate.

I'm about to make an offer on my first larger multifamily (20 unit apartment complex) and the non-disclosure I was asked to sign in order to view the financials has a bullet point that says I'm "acting as an Investor only and therefore am not entitled to commission."