I just received two different verbal offers that I'm willing to accept, but don't want to waste time with someone whose deal may fall through.What are my options to enter into a contract with someone who is qualified?

In our area, its fairly "normal" for showings to happen after accepted offer to minimize disruption to tenants. 

Hi all,I currently use RentRedi and am trying to deal with the following situation:- I have a bunch of prequalifications and applications in my queue- I've accepted one tenant and filled the unitMy question is, "How should I mark the others down in the software that would have passed my screening standards?"

I recently had an offer accepted for my first multi-family property!

My target asset class is multifamily and I just had an LOI accepted on a six unit deal in South Jersey. 

I don’t see anywhere that the guidelines changed in 2023 it appears foreign income still accepted?

I've accepted that I will take a significant loss on this, and have already learned a ton from it, but I would like to reduce the total loss as much as possible.

Also, don't complain about your offer not being accepted - just submit a better one or walk away - the seller doesn't care about anything other than how long its been on the market and how close to ask you are.

We feared it was too low, but we were not willing to accept anything more and left it in Gods hands.

I didn't have enough space in the Title:Novations where the investor uses a Limited Listing that puts them as the primary contact for scheduling showings, receiving/accepting offers and negotiating are brokering without a license.Novations where the investor actually hires a real estate broker to handle the aforementioned for the seller are not included.