The challenges are 1) If the zoning allows for it 2) Does the property owner want to sell and finally 3) Do they want to sell at a reasonable price.If those scenarios are met, you submit plans to demo the property and rebuild.

Was attending RE meetups before COVID.My first property I was able to submit an offer under market (which is far and very FEW in between right now), so I took the tour yesterday.

So, we took their problem, found the solution, and submitted it with my offer.

Self employed borrowers will need to submit lots of docs -  personal and biz tax returns, p/l statements, balance sheets, invoices to verify biz is open, etc.

You can also submit your maintenance request via Cozy.If you have any questions please contact me at XXXXXXX.

There are five reasons short sales don't get approved if the price is reasonable.The seller (meaning, usually, agent) did not submit all paperwork properly, the time limits expired, and the short sale was turned down.  

Also concerned that each time I apply for a loan, my partners need to submit a certain amount of their financials, bank statements, etc., to show where income/expenses from each property go,  Is there a way to streamline this, to avoid having each partner have to provide paperwork for every new deal of mine, even if it does not involve them? 

I know when we submitted our business insurance claim we had to provide leases as well but don't remember it being a clear cut process.  

we initially do an loi (with careful verbage so as to not make it a binding agreement) when making offers, then after agree ment submit contract/purchase agreement (not a gar form) drafted by our real estate attorney who also happens to be a professor at Emory law school. 

"Done properly" means all paperwork requested by the bank is submitted on time, with all instructions followed to the letter.