I know the lender wants every offer submitted to them .Thank You,Francisco Y.PS.

I saw videos of his previous "training" classes with companies, where students had to spend a fortune on the higher level courses.

For those in the Milwaukee area, I just wanted to thank Zech Evans and his fath in law Michael who came down last Saturday in the near sub zero temperatures to check out a city property with me and write a bid to submit with the offer.

What crazy was that we got quoted even lower interest rates last month, a 3.7% from Chase and 3.4% First Republic Bank, when we submitted a couple of offers on an 8- and 10-units.

I didn't hear that suggestion on Bill's video, I also didn't get to listen to every word.Bill usually has decent input, can't imagine him suggesting that.Those eight aspects of underwriting are the major categories to determine an approach to underwriting, in no way shape or form is it as simple or as a matter of fact as eluded to in that video as to a just check off in these areas and you're good to go.

If you rented it to someone else before she even submitted an application then truly, that is that.

@Wayne Brooksthanks for the advice and I saw a youtube video that you can wholesale reo's properties but you have to do a double closing.

It's on alot of things, from TV to some internet videos I watched.

I have bought many of these through the years that I went to see in hopes of listing it but the price and/or the terms were so good, I bought it.I have several training videos on You Tube to teach you how to do this if you need help.

From reading this I assume you are submitting these offers through an agent?