:The insurance increase will occur when they renew, so after you have a renter in place.One quick follow-up question about this piece specifically: Between the time that I take on a tenant, and the time that the insurance increases (~8 months from now)... if we need to file a claim, will the insurance provide reject it because there's a tenant and the increased coverage isn't in place? 

It looks like a rent service such as Tenantcolud nay have the ability to reject incomplete payments.2.

We just got rejected from our offer yesterday. 

In my area, we've had a couple of very severe nit pickers (one got rejected for peeling paint on a metal clothes line) and others frankly give anything the thumbs up.

Property 2:  Bank A appraisal (1/18/18) $190,000 (rejected by lender's automated valuation model); Bank B appraisal (3/1/18) $116,000.Unlike your situation, mine are NOT unique properties.

We rejected those offers and laughed at them.

Not only did they reject us, but the major tenant was there getting approval for a new building! 

Here are a couple examples of what you can look for...Ex1. requested a $650,000 loan for a pretty good quality complex.... rejected because his FICO was in the 500s, net worth was $20k and had less than $5k liquid and had never done a deal.  

Last week, realtor says that listing agent said my offer is being reviewed and that all others were rejected. 1week went by without me getting confirmation.

They rejected our first package because signature was missing on a page.