Are you prepared to submit an offer?

Overall, permits can be simple to obtain, with timelines ranging from a few months to a full year for complex permits.With regards to FEMA, if you are developing an area and are building it out of the FEMA floodplain, then you will probably need to submit a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) - your engineer or surveyor will have to do that for you.  

Buyers can submit a bid on an open bid sheet.  6. after the open house, call all bidders back to tell then what the high bid is and ask if they want to increase their bid. 

I've already submitted offers for 3 properties in Indianapolis.

I'm hoping that submitting a form on this date will be to lower my tax basis for the 2016 tax year (not the 2017 tax year)4.

All your tenants can pay their rent online, submit maintenance requests online, it'll help keep everything organized, and anything/everything you can think of is right there.

And @Kim Meredith Hampton submitted good list of questions.

Check your purchase agreement or include it on the purchase agreement when you submit your offer and you can have a home inspector go through yes. 

I've closed I can't even guess how many properties and the vast majority we submit the survey to the bank, they don't obtain their own.

As a newbie I'm not sure I would recommend you submit offers with no contingencies but it's up to your comfort and risk tolerance.Saying that, from start to finish, a flip project (depending on the scope of work and area it's located in) typically takes 6 months to cash out.