You can try writing "(Your company name) and/or assigns" when you submit an offer, but a lot of sellers balk at that.

You'll be competing with rehabbers who got into the house right away and are submitting contracts with little to no contingencies.

We have purchased the land, designed a building, had the foundation and framing engineering done, created a permit set, submitted it to the City of Austin and we expect our permit to be approved this week!

Therefore, I'm asking any of you if you know the most appropriate HUD-registered broker within the North Central MA and Southern NH area, who has handled many closing of that nature (cash closings to be more specific), and who would be willing to submit multiple offers on HUD properties, with a high chance of closing many transactions with me.Thanks A Million!

If you get the offer accepted you will be required to submit a proof of funds letter from a bank.  

I submitted it to 3 lenders as of yesterday and 2 of them called me twice each today to talk, excitedly, more about it.I know that didn't directly answer your question but the info you will get from that book will far exceed what I could explain. 

My friend has it and the realeflow thing is holding him up, he submitted deals but can't see the progress of them like he should.

Since I was keeping up with the properties, my due diligence was complete and I was ready to submit the offer the day the house was back on the market.

How do I submit a offer. this is my first time submitting offers. this lead is from a wholesaler so im not working straight with seller, but I would be buying house using private money  .

I hope my question is clear here..I'm unsure if I should be networking to find a realtor to submit Hud offers for me or if I am suppose to deal exclusively with the listing agent indicated on the property I am interested in.