[Plus more verbiage about supporting you for the next 12 months]"Submission is actually only the first step of a multi-step review process.

My company charges $2 per square foot for architectural plans which are stamped by a state licensed engineer and ready for submission to the building department.

And of course the biggest hassle having to do the quarterly  mortgage call reports on the NMLS system and track your loan submissions and turn downs, report the loans that closed, total dollar amount funded or brokered in the quarter,  and what your income was for the quarter, along with annual financial statement..

@Richard Kavanagh@johnathan green@anthony rodriguez@Anthony RodriguezundefinedI got a submission on my website   please read its interesting."

Ask your lender if they allow photo submission instead of a physical inspection as well.

I know from a bit of research that they are expensive and charge top $$$ to get a proper set up done for LLC's that help with proper Tax submissions. 

They apparently can manage the submission of your bed tax for areas that require this.

They are required in each submission at a commercial bank, so I prepare a write up where I not only create a narrative to have the underwriters understand the deal, but then I play devils advocate.

@Burt L...I responded to another of your posting of similar thread, but you should be working with a lender that can lock in rate at submission on 30, if not 45 days, and be able to easily close in that timeframe. 

This is key to your submission cash on hand is different from a pre- approval from a lender- and if there are many offers your agent should be making your offer clear as day.