@Amy Konopka...when I'm doing them they are marked as 'conventional' in my system, but all submission documents will deem DSCR - no income, no employment, no assets (if don't need) on application; all lender sub documents will be marked DSCR w/term option, etc...maybe your broker/lender doesn't know what they're doing. 

I don't know how many of my submissions even worked, if I need to correct my formatting, or anything.Anyone here good with this?

I also test the submission form on my website at the same time to verify that it is working. 

My current ones are buying a house and I could not be happier for them.I am using Cozy for the submission of screening (credit & background). 

My goal is to outsource or hire the "$10/hr tasks" that I shouldn't be spending time on anymore such as:Pipeline and Lead Generation:- Identify potential properties to buy near existing job sites- Project research- Deal analysis- Connect and message agents, investors, appraisers, attorney's and fiduciaries on Social media- Reach out to press publications- Contact sheetsDevelopment and Construction:- Contacting utility companies to remove and start service - set appointments, etc- Contacting Los Angeles Building and Safety for documents, submissions, appointments, etc- Get bids from vendors- Schedule appointments with vendors and follow upDoes anyone have experience with this and what has your experience been once you've gotten to this point?

The academic literature is pretty clear that AH increases the value of neighborhoods, or at bare minimum has no effect.In fact, there are some developers that build the affordable housing first, then build the for profit housing later.New AH is almost always similar in quality to market rate rentals, which is a function of how grants and LIHTC submissions function.As a result it can be an effective way to redevelop a neighborhood and force it into transitional status.

In addition to those websites I mentioned as examples, you might find some 'flat fee' MLS submission services where you essentially pay a fee and they will post your rental to the MLS - they will be a bit more pricey. 

I know that if I wanted to rent a home, it would take me five minutes to get my W2s and bank statements prepared for submission. 

They just stay totally submissive and get steam rolled.Not sure if that's helpful, as it's not a technical answer at all, but that really is my biggest warning!

Got loan # after submission.