I was thinking that "my reply" to their submission would "seal the deal."

. - once they figure that out from the IP addresses, they probably flagged your entire account and all ads.I know one guy that has a VA connect into a machine in his office and post from that machine, so the IP addresses on the ad submissions are all from an IP address that can be associated with a local market.

Long story short, new offer has been submitted and the agent is comfortable with the submission.

The Proposed Rules require these submissions for 2 years.

I did receive a couple form submissions through my website and a phone call.

Looked at seven houses today, wrote offers on two, one was a highest and best where they were holding submission for seven days, competing against 12 other offers on that one.Seven offers submitted this week.

Hopefully I can get through some of this clutter with their attorney on Friday.RealCrowd understands the securities aspects of raising money, indemnifying risk, etc. better than any site I have been able to talk to on the phone thus far.These sites are unresponsive thus far:-RealtyShares-CrowdStreetThat could be a good sign and RealtyShares claims to have 15 submissions per day from new promoters.

I got my first form submission this week, and I'm trying to decide to buy or walk away.

You will need to follow their format for submission.

Hi Syed,You are going after national tenants that offer more security and tend to pay more per sq ft.They only do that for the best locations.Their development departments get bombarded with site submissions all the time.