Did you use the lead and coaching service and did that organization treat you fairly? 

Or maybe he has a special form or organizer that he will want you to complete.

This is how it is supposed to be handled but some lenders have overlays or loan officers are not aware of the actual guide lines or rules depending on their organization or who they are selling the loan to in the correspondence channel.I have come accross this several times you simply make the underwriter aware and in some cases the agents and appraiser are informed as well in case there is a need for an outside LOE letter of explanation. 

But we are not a massive organization with employees to spare.

I'm always looking for ways to offer the best to my clients because I understand that cleanliness and organization play a significant role in the property's appearance, future returns, and client referrals.

I would say the posts concerning the 1600 block of N 27th Street is a good case study of where NOT to buy if that's your objective.

Once you've done that, you'll want to take your Articles of Organization from WY, your registration in FL, and your IRS SS-4 form, which is the letter you got when you got your EIN number when you first started.

Shorter-term holds provide a better vehicle for accomplishing those objectives.

You'd very likely have "objections" which you'd (and your counsel) need to work through with the Title company and seller.

@Christian LicataFirst, start off deciding what your objective is.