@Deborah Cavallaro It would be an architectural draftsperson (designer) Our son is a self taught designer, and does all the preliminary site and building design on our houses.

Although you may have been told 2 months (perhaps 30 days for preliminary approval process and 30 days for final approval process) they have up to 90 to preliminary approve.

The reason you must capture this information as soon, as quickly and as completely as possible is because the phone line can cut off, or the seller might waver temporarily at the beginning of the contact process and you want to make sure you can get in touch with them somehow if that happens.Although the property address might seem out of place in this part of the questionnaire, it's there so that you can do some preliminary due diligence research on the property.

I've done some preliminary research on going solar for my primary residence (two unit with flat roof and almost no shade according to comed and project sunroof by google)Ive run my numbers a few times and I understand there are tax incentives and that next step is to find a contractor to give an estimate.

My original plan is to go through the process as if she were applying for the apartment (credit, background, employer and previous ref…) I’ve done some preliminary due diligence in the buying process.

My original plan is to go through the process as if she were applying for the apartment (credit, background, employer and previous ref…) I’ve done some preliminary due diligence in the buying process.

All of the the preliminary underwriting and deal checking is complete.

Hopefully title has done preliminary work to notice liens attached to it or the seller.

(If there is insufficient information obtained through this phase of the investigation, the Commission will schedule a preliminary session in front of a case examiner (attorney) and your presence will be required.)

Have you had a preliminary plat done?