Here is the story: Form request was submitted by the homeowner's girlfriend.

What I should have said is that the rent control board meets only when complaints are submitted, which is rare.

Chase requires all SS's to be submitted through Equator, after it has been listed on the MLS, with the full package filled out by the owner, prelim HID, etc.

However, the bank stated the owner needed to sign up with a Realtor and submit all docs back to them.

This won't be a slam dunk deal, so I need to make this offer as strong as possible.So here's a couple of questions that popped up after thinking about this.1) When do you submit your earnest money?

I'm mostly focused on kitchen/bathroom redos.EDIT: Wow, lot of responses before I submitted this... thanks everyone :D

It must either be mailed or submitted via my online payment service.

I'm no longer listening to that voice.This is partially due to discovering that a friend of mine, after investing in mobile homes on the side for a few years while he worked his regular 9-5 was able to "take a package" and go full time with investing rather that submit to the whims of the big corporate brother.

I am creating a standard package to submit to the HML that includes a brief statement about our company, info on the property, comps, and an expense report.

I have found that submitted 2 offers to motivated sellers followed by justification behing the numbers has help get my point across.The offers are usually a huge contrast to each other, one being a wholesale offer .55 cent on the dollar and a seller finance offer .95 cents on the dollar. usually sway the seller pretty quickly.When I started, even now bulk cash was a neccessity so all my seller finance deals have been assigned.