So, some do blast out offers at once but given the competitive market, the resistance from agents to entertain such offers, and the fact that owner occupy buyers don't mind paying market value or a premium, the MLS is a tough road.Inspection contingency will weaken your offer when you are competing against offers with no contingencies, all cash, 21 day close, and big EMD.

(Restaurant they owned went under)The insurance premium went from my $675 to $2400 bec of their poor credit but if I stay on title the ins premium stays $675!!!

EDIT: Posting the same time as Jon above...agreed with him...

After the wallpaper was stripped I just went to Behr and picked up the Ultra Premium with the self-priming formula.

The lender shall treat insurance premiums in the same manner.

Things are pushing towards White Center gradually over the 9 yrs I've lived here.We are willing to pay the premium for these areas which may be more consistent and stable in appreciation than the Burien and White Center type places....

Edit: The system won't let me delete my email without having to mask all of my contact information.

@Rob K.http://gutterstuff.com/guttering/rain-gutter-cleaners/gutter-cover-leaf-guard-products/premium-gutterstuff-pro-fr/ok so i was wrong, the one at the home depot is the 3 year...then they go all the way to a lifetime warranty...for $16.00 for 4 feet...hahah really pricey..with how many linear feet i have id be into these for a few thousand bucks for my whole house...not sure this makes sense financially. but it is an awesome product. 

At the 80% LTV on a new loan, you will not go FHA, you will get a conventional loan with no mortgage insurance premium.

Edited, two posts beat to it.