A real proof of fundsI also always call listing agent upon submitting my offers for feedback, and to try and build a connection so they will present your offer favorably to their sellers.

I just submitted an application but haven't heard back

it may be difficult to collect from the tenant but with a good insurance company it may not be that difficult and it may be simpler to just have the tenant pay for that insurance, the cost is around $150 a year for the basic coverage, although I have no experience in submitting a claim for renters damages on a policy like this...

All they get is their bid submitted to the seller for consideration.

Our time to buy and or build and close on a home by an exact date is drawing nearer each day...I was thinking of doing this (with some assistance please)....drafting a letter that will state my request/stance in a diplomatic way (hard for me...wink)...submitting the letter along with two letters of support from two former neighbor's as well as the permission I was granted from our former HOA board...along with pictures of my home child care and perhaps mention TWO former clients I had for 4.5 years both came within our subdivision.

Click on the box that says "submit a pre auction offer"See if they're accepting offers on your property of interest If they are, fire your offer out.

This will get you in line of the offers made, offering full price should/could be by time as offers are submitted if all other things are equal.

Do I submit a second bid with the new number and tell them why?

[/url]If you can show POF in your account then you can submit a cash offer, otherwise you would need to submit your offer based on private lending.

I spend too much time printing and scanningAs it's just my signature and the doc won't need to be passed around what's the best suggestion app wise to use on an iPad that I can submit RE contracts and sign off on disclosures?