I write up a new, all cash offer and submit it.

They can also go over your income, assets, credit, & sample property variables (for example, how much taxes & insurance you should expect) & do a preapproval for you, which is very helpful when you submit an offer.Check to see if your state (like New York) has a 1st time homebuyer program, if that is your situation.

I would tell them that it is fine pending them submitting a plan to me that I approve.  

I suggest you submit a claim to the title insurer, as soon as possible, the worst they can do is claim it's not a  covered matter. 

Note that you will provide a proof of funds when you submit your offer, and that you can in fact be forced to perform on your purchase obligations. 

I'm an investor of single family homes and usually use an agent to submit offers/contracts.

They know the process and the lender will require it to be listed for a week or so before a contract can be submitted for review.

We also need to engage in full disclosure and you can always submit a back-up offer to any seller.Hence if a broker gets a higher price, a seller gets more.  

It is a form you can only get from the court - they emboss it with a seal to prevent people from photocopying.2021-02-01    filled out eviction form and submitted to Sheriff's Office to serve on tenant (Summary Process: $43.70 debit/credit - partly based on distance to location).2021-02-04    Eviction form served on tenant by sheriff's deputy and return added (large sticker with deputy's sworn affidavit of service) to back of eviction form.2021-02-04    filed eviction form/case with sheriff's return affidavit of service at Housing court ($135 check). 

You have only 45 days to submit 3 target properties.