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I prefer someone that can do electronic appraisals to keep the costs down as well.

I prefer someone that can do electronic appraisals to keep the costs down as well.

We took all of his furniture, electronics, paintings and other such things worth value and loaded them into a truck.

He immediately rushes to the electronics store to buy that flat screen TV he doesn’t need, but hey, it’s found money.

Agents, both listing and buyers, know how the process really works and know if you're trying to wholesale a deal the odds of you getting an offer accepted are slim and those of actually closing the deal are slimmer still.Find an agent who can do electronic contracts and just submit offers blind (i.e., don't look at the place.)

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I'm supposed to informally email my offer, along with proof of funds, to the listing agent who will then submit the offer electronically to the bank.

All possible occurrences with pen and paper, but I feel like the electronics will make it more likely.I'd rather just have two printed copies, have you and the tenants sign both, they keep one, you keep one.The question you should be asking in this case is: "Why?"

This costs about $500 (don't remember exactly) and takes about 4-6 weeks if done electronically.