I have already approved this through zoning. 

It's one thing if you were a non pre-approved buyer, tire-kicker, or otherwise just looking at listings casually.

I notice a lot of property managers in my area (Philadelphia) use the standard form lease approved by the PA Association of Realtors (PAR).

I built all of my processes from scratch with approval from my principal, and incur my own technology costs.

So if a contractor says 'xxx is out of stock, so we are going to use yyy'  your assistant does not say 'ok'. but 'I will call Ryan and see if he approves that change'  Then you call the contractor with a yes or no.Some contractors will look for the weakest link and exploit it.

I also use DTI as part of my criteria to approve a tenant as well.  

I've had clients get pre-approved for a mortgage that don't end up closing on a house until 6-9 months later, so you have to be prepared for that. 

Is there a legal way to structure sale of lots in a new development prior to plat approval or roads being finished.

-If you don't have to purchase the home, do you still have to get approved for a loan in order to make an offer?

And while I'm on the topic, I've read you have to prove you have tenants ready to move into the BRRRR after rehab is complete in order to get approved for the loan....True or False?