Did he accept there offer.

In those cases, we need a buyer's agent who can submit offers on a few specific properties without requiring a long-term exclusive buyer’s agreement.Has anyone navigated this successfully?

There is an RV park down the road that offers yearly membership for cabin owners which allows their guests unlimited access to their olympic size pool and catch and release fishing pond.

I can't imagine any of the services offered would be cost effective.  

What I'm able to offer now is via one of America's top life insurance companies.

Im quite curious as to how others are making their offers  while texting and how many offers a day are being made roughly.

Quote from @Mustafa Mahmoodzada: Hi BP community,I submitted an offer on my second property yesterday, and I noticed that my agent didn't cc’d me on the email when sending the offer to the listing agent.

Multifamily typically offers better overall cash flow than single-family in Akron/Cleveland, especially when you factor in economies of scale one roof, one property tax bill, and multiple income streams.

For example, while many agents will tell you that it's a buyer's market, there may be multiple offers on homes which have accepted an offer.

However, to get into the new home, I need to be able to make an offer without contingencies.