I actually put myself on pause before submitting an offer because of these issues and questions that come to mind.

Hey @Ali Farhat - I think your first step is to see how many units the building is zoned for to see if "BY RIGHT" you can add a unit in the basement without the need to go through the ADU program.You can submit a zoning certificate to the city of Chicago to understand the current situation. 

If pex then its a none issue, very inexpensive to replace all HOWEVER, the buyer SHOULD have known this BEFORE submitting the offer. 

I had asked this current one about submitting multiple offers.

But each bank/loan program has their own requirements so you should also double check with whatever loan officer is submitting her application.

As I understand they have already submitted to BG checks with the hospitals before hiring.  

You also can have someone who uses matterport or other software to scan and create floor plans if that’s all you need and that costs like 250Have to submit plans to get building permits approved.

I like to have a complete financial package assembled and ready to submit to the lender we select as soon as a PSA is signed for the replacement property. 

., the number of deals underwritten each month and their current stage) and measure key conversion rates (deals underwritten → LOIs submitted → accepted offers → closed deals).It would also be a huge plus if the software could assist with creating OM resources and help streamline rent comp analysis.Has anyone had experience with similar platforms or found one that really fits these goals?

Apparently its a one time fee of 3k to be able to submit properties for funding.