If I say that, though - he's going to assure me he'll submit a complete one now.  

Regarding going "back and forth about entertaining a rehab project" even if you don't end up doing a rehab, I submit you'll learn more about real estate by entertaining or exploring the potential for a rehab than you will by just purchasing a turnkey property.

What we check during the screening process: - All adults over the age of 18 that will be living in the home are required to submit an application. - Run a comprehensive check of each applicant’s credit history, rental history, and criminal/civil background to include any evictions filed.

The inspection is done and submitted the papers to proceed with bank loan.

You can always submit a new offer if they turn you down.   

If you’re not represented by a realtor (and didn’t submit the paperwork associated with a formal offer), maybe he’s trying to determine if you’re just kicking tires? 

Putting in an offer today on another investment and submitting a time is of the essence letter. 

The key is to analyze deals and submit offers daily.

The rental houses are commercial loans at about 5% with a 5 year ARM, and yes I have to submit a financial statement every year. 

I can put in $50k max out of pocket for rehab.Once the offer is submitted and hopefully accepted, the inspection and appraisal will be completed.