Hey @Nicholas MannSubmit your offer along with:-comps-pre-approval letter-proof of funds-proposed date of inspection (if applicable)-attorney info (to show you're ready for the contract phase)Offer price doesn't always dictate a strong offer, its showing them that you are serious and ready to move forward.That being said, if you know this could sell for 520K and that # makes sense to you, I wouldn't go too far below that # in hopes of getting a counteroffer.Best of luck to you moving forward!

If flying is a concern, I would hold their deposit and offer another date they can book and honor those dates for the cost, or offer a small discount.

Unfortunately about 1.5-2 years ago they have not been paid (way past the maturity date) and the borrower says "they will pay" and nothing has happened so far.

We have had two cancellations this month for March dates related to the virus.

When is the rent due date?

Units were in good shape, just a bit dated.

Second, the Seller was very concerned about finding a new home for their own family and we were in a position to offer with a flexible closing date, which allowed them time to find a new home knowing that they had a buyer for their old home and was the major incentive for them, because it took the stress out of their home buying.

This is a speed business.

We signed one lease on Monday with an April 1st move in date and the second application was approved today also with an April 1 move in.

On the fourth request loan officer insists that these are only estimates and at the day of the closing, they will be corrected.First, I kind of don't like to work this way where in an important date is when you get to see corrected documents.