My credit union's reasoning was they don't like to provide a DU to the seller and his/her agent because of all the sensitive information on a DU.

I ask potential tenants to fill out my online application (all of their sensitive personal information and credit card #), and I personally wouldn't fill that out if I had just been bounced around between domains. 

After 30 minutes of pulling teeth with this genius she finally sends me a pic and it becomes instantly clear why she didn't want to send a pic.

I'm curious how you balance being thorough with moving quickly, especially in time-sensitive deals.

It’s usually the C/D property investors who are sensitive to late fees because they are often times running  business rather than investing in real estate where they have to nickel and dime the tenants to generate revenues.

Also, if you are time and cost sensitive, opportunities with zoning elements are not for you.

The equipment used is EXTREMELY sensitive.

In both my markets Lowes and HD is over an hour roundtrip and my maintenance people costs has to cover thier time.As for the off topic responses on management, it appears those in the management business are more sensitive on this. 

You’re too sensitive.

If you are more sensitive to the fees, you will want a “no points loan” but be careful here because it could drastically impact the rate.