Don't the buyers have to submit a loan approval letter with the offer?

I'll talk to you:On SkypeGoogle HangoutsOver the PhoneAny other way I canI have heard the podcasts ( I'm up to date ), read some posts on here, seen some youtube videos ect.

I have made the mistake of submitting an offer of a property sight unseen because the numbers were amazing.

I had just submitted and offer today for a 3 flat (triplex) we tend to call them that in chicago lol.

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You must apply the same criteria to ALL tenants, to avoid discrimination.After you review the application, (submitted when the person said they would, not 5 days later), have them go to a tenant screening service like NTN or Tenant Reports.com and have them pay for the criminal and background check, the credit check, and eviction history.  

I'm also worried that if I am submitting low ball offers for potential investment properties it'll hurt my ability to work with retail clients.I think my first concern can be written off because I know I am willing to hustle and learn more than other agents.

Hey BPers--I recently submitted an offer on a 4 unit on the near west side of Cleveland, OH.  

Several outfits only offer the inspection.They should be licensed in Indiana through Professional Licensing Agency, carry General and E&O insurance, send you digitally documentation with photos and videos, and offer other items as part of the inspection package. 

Looking for an agent who:- has experience working with investors- familiar with London & SWO markets- is an investor themselves, understands the mechanics- can chime in with advice - isn't afraid to think outside the box/be non-conventional- can submit offers on short notice- can work remotely- fun to work withIn return, you get repeat commissions from a young investor growing his empireAll the bestAdam