My agent pushes this agent and tells him that she has no denial letter from any lender saying he cannot get lending and so we will be fighting for the escrow money.That night we do some digging into this buyer and find out several things.1. the proof of funds he submitted is from a company the he does not own, and further more a company he has never even worked for.

A computer-savvy agent is a must as I will look to submit electronic offers. 

I have anyone that comes through submit an application, which is free. 

I apologize in advance if this is the wrong forum, I wasn't exactly sure what to submit this to.I’d like to start off by introducing myself, I’m a rising senior at a state college majoring in finance.

Here's a copy of the complaints I submitted to the Better Business Bureau.  

The only other option is to let the deposit season for 2 months and then submit it to underwriting.Good luck.

Usually the banks take a few days to accept an offer so your offer may have legally expired by the time they accept it so your not really on the hook until you submit the deposit. 

How can I sell it to her without coming to the table with cash.Specifics:Its under contract for $83,000 & $2000 escrowI am in Florida, its a FNMA house that wont allow assignments.Sales price on contract to her $115,000 & escrow $3000 (told her I am not submitting escrow till we figure this out)How can I set this up?

If it is then It's standard and almost always spelled out in the loan docs that you will submit annual financials.

The rep I spoke to at HUD's main phone number wasn't much help, and so far haven't gotten a response from the listed asset manager so I'm hoping the BP community can help me out.1) Is it possible to do a walk through of the property prior to submitting a bid?