But it has similar aspects where they have to submit photos of the completed work and I believe you're invoiced through the app (I'm afraid I've never used it because it's only app based and not available in my App store in Switzerland.)  

At the very least submit a claim to the underwriter, worst they can do is deny coverage.

I've submitted inquiries online to a few different lenders who supposedly do, but they have not responded to me at all.   

It wouldn't hurt to have your agent submit an offer in writing at the number you want and get an official response from the seller.

Because I do in fact have 6 years of credit history, they requested I submit an appeal containing:- a letter explaining the situation and my intentions with buying a property.

I was the first and only offer, and after about a week and the bank calling for highest and best, we submitted our offer for $170k, and it was accepted.

I was the first and only offer, and after about a week and the bank calling for highest and best, we submitted our offer for $170k, and it was accepted.

If I want to 1) provide a local phone number with a pre-recorded message with options to choose extensions2) have a workflow automation based off a submitted form contents3) have a workflow automation based off a scheduled meeting whether the workflow be an email to chosen recipient, a text blast, or anything else.

I later posted a BBB complaint about John, and he submitted an extensive written response detailing this project and several others, across which Sara had repeatedly cut corners, used unlicensed electricians, ordered structurally dangerous alterations.

We were not allowed to tour the property until we had a written offer submitted due to COVID so that helped keep the amount of offers low in the first place.