One is through software and the other through a physical inspection. 

Today I am grateful for my physical and mental health and the physical and mental health of my family.

Then once you waive the books (and physical inspection) contingencies, make an "official" application for financing as another contingency.If you're unfamiliar with any of this, get a commercial broker or a RE atty to write this up for you.

I can sit there and with enough data give you a very close number to all mayor lender's high bid but other than as an educational tool so you can incorporate this type of process to the way you set YOUR high bid, its really of no use.Why?

Doesn't make sense to have a business account unless you are incorporated.

It's emotional and physical exhausting.

It'd also avoid you having to figure out how to incorporate them as members/owners to your already-established LLC (something they probably don't even care about).  

You'd lose thousands by not spending $200 a year.That being said, we aren't approved for 6 bedrooms due to our tank size, so we're having a pump installed for $6k that allows us to 'expand' our tank capacity without having to actually expand anything physically.

As I understand it addenda are incorporated INTO, but not necessarily contingent upon having one to be an executed contract...

I know lots of 'base housing' for families is physically located off base and is owned by a privately held company.