My offer was submitted as owner occupied because my original lender only required the home to be owner occupied for 6 months prior to renting it out.

Even if it is just a short phone call for general guidance in case something major happens during business hours in your mind, the seller may interpret this as me asking them to drive to a location at all hours of the night.Before submitting an offer I need to make every effort to learn as much about the motivation behind the sale as possible before making an offer.

Once the owner finds a buyer, then the sales contract will be submitted to the bank along with the hardship paperwork for them to approve the shortsale.

I tried to download the calculator but my computer kept freezing up when I tried to submit the contact form.

I submitted an offer on a 6-unit multifamily in Chicago.

actually he is putting random fee. say in the closing cost he rounded things up to higher value and when asked he said - remaining is processing fee and there is no break down details of those fee and there was no such thing mentioned in the contract.I am okay with that but can he deliberately push this conventional loan closing for couple months more by not submitting documents needed at the time of closing ? 

Or are you saying it's been submitted but you haven't heard back regarding your offer/bid?

I more meant to ask, how do items like repairs work from an SDIRA on real estate.Do you just withdraw like a normal account, submit estimates, how does that work?

Apparently it didn't get started, other than a special use permit was submitted.

Will they be aware of the condition or is there anymore info I need to submit