What Helps a Buyer Review Faster
Speed comes from completeness. Every missing field becomes a question, and every question adds a day.
Updated 2026-09-05
Highest-value data points
- Exact address — not a cross street or a blurred map.
- Confirmed occupancy and how access is arranged.
- Tax account status, including delinquency.
- Foundation and roof condition described specifically.
- Whether the property is on septic or city sewer.
- Photos taken within the last two weeks.
- The contract's closing date and remaining option period.
What stalls a review
- An ARV with no comparables attached.
- A repair number with no scope.
- "Motivated seller" as the substitute for a reason for selling.
- Refusing to name the property until an agreement is signed.
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Educational information only. Nothing here is legal, tax or financial advice, and nothing here promises a buyer, a closing, a joint venture, a project or compensation.