David,Have your realtor submit your offer and the bank might take it if you have cash money.

We do alot of insurance work, the adjusters usually miss alot and rely on the GCs as you know, so we submit alot of supplements.

Make sure your statement regarding the repairs contingency is submitted by your RE agent and is signed by you.I just did this for a MF I am purchasing now.

Finally, issuers would be required to submit copies of all written general-solicitation material to the SEC.I just don't see how this is much of a change at all.

I indicated my intent to be candidate for the Board of Directors and submitted the paperwork to the Nominating Committee.

I'm done with the required courses and submitted my application to the TREC (Texas Real Estate Commission) yesterday.The main reasons:- access to MLS without having to go through an agent- access to properties (lockbox) without having to have my agent make an appointment with the listing agent.

To do that, you'll need an experienced short sale agent to list the property, submit your offer, and process the paperwork.

What kind of software or system is there out there where I can submit lots of offers?

good comp nearby just sold for 149,900 and is 100 sq ft smaller.70% rule means 105,000 minus estimated 9,000 repair costs= 96,000 purchase price with not much wiggle room.I am submitting an offer for 85k to see if we can meet in the low 90's.Thoughts?

Only submit the offer once the agent is on your side with it.