there are a lot of threads on DHMfrom what I have gleaned over the years is :1. they charge a 3k fee up front for their training materials.2. they say you get the 3k back when they fund your first deal3. others have said on BP that there is a submission fee of 600 or so per deal4. others have said their underwriting criteria for 100% financing was hard to get through and never got funded ( IE could not find a deal that was good enough).5.

I'm licensed everywhere but NY (license submission is pending in NY... they're been slow). 

After that is complete I will get a partial lien release on the loan so I will have 1.86 acres of MDR free and clear.I have a site plan which has undergone initial review and have made all necessary updates/ changes and it is ready for final submission, and I have a conforming design for 9 - 5 plexes, and roughly 75 parking spaces.

Many builders think they can bully the city into submission, which is a terrible attitude and never works.4.

You will first need to submit your plans "as-is" and get them denied by the city as you'll need the denial letter as part of your submission for your administrative adjustment.

I manage reservation requests, rental payment, compilation of accounts, regular tax submissions, etc.

She was so used to having a man around to take advantage of, then beat into submission.

Varies from lender to lender for months leased3) The appraisal would be ordered out at the time of submission to underwriting for the refinance.

We are required by the city in which we operate student housing to provide the floor plans of each of our properties upon submission for rental permits from the city. 

I just noticed there is a maintenance and repair request submission form for tenants on the apartments.com website that I will give them vs. allowing to text and email me any old time.