Hello BP,I am an investor from Israel, being investing in properties in Pittsburgh for some time, both for rental for my own and also flipping houses, fixing and selling them to other investors in Israel, who just want to pay for a ready to rent property, without all the needed work to find, fix and rent the property.I am working with a management company which also assit me with checking out properties in order to understand the final cost including the rehab, and an agent who handles all the paperwork and submit offers, but I would like to try and work with additional management companies & agents, as the current ones are sometimes much busy and can't give me the needed attention that I need, which often result in lost deals due to delay in response time.Are there any recommendation on good agents and management companies in Pittsburgh, that has experience with investors, that can help in finding good deals, and also check out properties internal & external status when needed before submitting an offer?

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You will be able to submit a copy of that with your offers and make the seller more confident about your ability to close.  

Earlier tonight we submitted an offer using this program.

This is done through review of the financial information submitted by the borrower--usually monthly income and expenses, assets and liabilities, plus copies of bank and investment account statements, pay stubs or P&Ls for self employed, and tax returns.  

There is usually a form to fill out and sign to submit to the local MLS.If you are just looking for the access, talk to a local agent and tell them that you need their services as an investor.

@Melyssa Green -- Your tenants should be provided a portal where they can submit maintenance requests.

If it's possible you'll have to submit plans and I believe the process takes a while. 

So I submitted my Video application to be on the BiggerPockets Podcast two weeks ago.

3) Because I'm a Realtor, I've already sent over "Seller Disclosure" paperwork but are there other due diligence documents I should have completed prior to submitting an offer?