And the only way I can see them being under contract the day they hit MLS is if the listing agent put their listing out to their own client list during that period.Otherwise, I don't see how a seller wouldn't wait a full day to see if they get any other offers first to get into a multiple bid process.Its definitely tight though.

I was in tax extension black hole scrambling to extension deadline. 

If the ARV is 100K, it is too tight in my opinion. 

The existing finances, even with a rent raise, seem pretty tight to me. 

These questions should serve as a starting place to project more realistic rent growth projections, exit cap rates, and inform availability/relative tightness in credit on the refinance and the sale (AKA where most of the money is made). 

Alternatively, in tight spaces.

The statute does not have any "punishment" if the investor misses their first 10-day deadline.

Long story short, we operate a couple of different businesses from home and our space in our home is rather tight to live and work efficiently.

It’s usually a pretty tight circle.  

It has been a few days since we submitted the offer and are approaching the deadline we also put in on the offer.Does anyone know if they sometimes take a few days to get back (most likely waiting for other offers) or if they simply do wish to accept our offer or if there actually is other offers.