The reason why I want to do this is because I want to submit a deal way under the listing price.

They will have to submit an application for each adult living there, I have picked up the fee for this in the past since it isn't their fault that the previous landlord didn't do a background check or didn't pass on the info. 

He's requesting for POF to submit my offer is there any strategy to put things together without submitting a POF?

I'm submitting an offer on a 4 plex, also outside of Houston, in a small town for under 300k.

I'm interested in submitting an offer on a piece of land for the purpose of residential development, specifically condos.

Based on our tax returns this year and after I submit to my mortgage lender, I will have a better picture but am constantly thinking about the next impending real estate downturn.

Purchase price: $195,000 Cash invested: $70,000 Saw this property pop up on the MLS and quickly submitted an offer after seeing the location so close to Whitworth University.

As a beginner investor I could really use some extra opinions and see if I should be taking the plunge on this SFH.I don't know if it was a mistake, but I submitted an offer and counter offer on the property.$138,000 / 25% down paymentyear built: 1967 3 bed, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage1316 sq ftB location in Indianapolis ; projected vacancy: 5.4%No/minimal rehabprojected rent: $1250taxes: ~$2000/yrMy calculations yielded around $70/month for cash flow.

The only negotiating that is done on Roofstock is submitting offers or counter offers.

As a buyer, you don't pay commissions so why not find a realtor/broker who is experienced in investment properties to find properties, determine valuation by multiple methods, advise on market rent and appreciation, secure contractors/lenders/other resources for your projects, and - yes, review and submit documents for your signature.