. , seems like this maybe indicative of future dealings.It is not uncommon at all to restrict a potential buyer who has not submitted an offer and is not in contract to purchase to limit their inspection of the property to vacant units.  

Some people have fancy websites but are  only brokers submitting your application to a out of state lender who truly doesn't know your particular market. 

Many require you submit requests for checks, let them review the request and then they will issue a check.  

Of course, in most areas you can literally draw up the terms on a napkin and submit the signed agreement to a title company, but using your local approved purchase contract is often the easiest, along with local disclosure forms. 

As soon as they figured out it was going to be a rental property. my down payment percentage went to 25% and I had to submit a letter doing the calculation for the mortgage and the rental rates in the area so that they could make sure we could pay off the loan.

Offer submitted at price higher than suggested here (no disrespect to those who have contributed), however, one reason is the built-in equity that appears here.

Finished product - landscape, punch list, cleaning, branding, stagingBe sure to keep in touch and feel free to submit any inquiries you may have.

I'm too much of a perfectionist to not have all of my costs automatically figured upfront - other than my on-site inspection of rehab costs (I'll use a rule-of-thumb for rehab costs with an inspection contingency if I have to submit my offer immediately).

As for the proof of funds, yes she had to submit a proof of funds letter as well as pay an upfront Earnest money deposit of $2500 non-refundable.

The asset managers are different in every region so they may not all be annoyed when investors submit a lot of bids.