@Hadar Orkibi, I'd be very surprised if anyone responds with a (provable) "yes" answer.

However, those are usually only a few and minor and I always try to meet the city reviewer in person when I respond to these comments.

You could die faster than your pain receptors can respond and you would feel nothing.

I couldn't find my own thread to respond.

You have been very helpful in this post as well as the other you have also been responding to for me. 

I was responding in regards to a personal residence

Hi Jake,Thanks for responding, it’s always helpful to hear from people who are familiar with the area.

For any newbie investors who read this thread or another, if you are buying long distance and you have a PM company who doesn’t respond within 24 hours of all requests during the work week, find a new Pm company.

They might complain about something small and unimportant, and when they find that the landlord responds and "fixes" the issue quickly, they keep the requests coming, and that can become quite the waste of your money, time, and resources.A property manager/landlord should respond quickly/immediately for true emergencies and up to a few days for unimportant requests.

(big if) then there might be padding for my inexperience.To respond directly to your comments - I don't think you will get a commitment until you have things in order and I don't think you will be able to sell anyone else on the deal (to get your offer in order) unless they see the property know you have your ducks in a row.