Even my small state of CT has 5 or 6 of these groups and we see this question multiple times a week, to the point that we just made a google form for people to submit their information and we now host the list on our website as a resource for other investors. 

I reached out to my bank and discussed submitting a finance application, however they informed me that I needed to put 25% down for investment properties and that the rental income would not count towards my income until 2 years. 

If a tenant has submitted a reasonable accommodation form with the recommendation from a medical professional for each animal based upon a qualifying disability then it is not excessive.

I’ve been told that I need to submit an application because legally the home can’t go up to a quad without permission from the Zoning Board. 

Wholesaling can be nerve wrecking as sometimes agents don’t understand what we do and won’t submit our offers to sellers, or cash investors are hard to find.

so you can exactly quantify what, if anything, you are paying, for that speed (that premium has been shrinking drastically as the market normalizes around COVID-19 as the "new norm").I've got my partner realtors out there submitting offers with variants of "123 Main St, Oakland: CLOSE BY CHRISTMAS!!!"

However, it only applies under certain circumstances and even then ONLY if the tenant submits a signed declaration to you under penalty of perjury (which I'm guessing they haven't done since it doesn't sound like they even know about it). 

Also, with the offer submit the amortization schedule, highlighting the interest payments and then showing the total interest that you pay over the 10 years. 

Getting a pre-approval letter does not just mean calling a mortgage company and getting a gauge on what you can afford, it is going through an entire application process where you are submitting W-2s, Bank Statements, Tax returns, etc.

We see quite often seller leads where a seller has a home that needs work yet wants a cash offer based on the retail price .. or those that are just submitting the form to see "what they can get" even if their house is move in ready.