Chris Martin explained that well.This is why I never schedule closings for Friday.  

I would be more than happy to get together for coffee some time.Also I cohost a local Meetup of BP members and we are having our last meeting on Friday the 11th, there will be a wide variety of investors there and it would be a great opportunity for you to network.

Friday will drive down and see what is needed of me and cost base.  

I have a triplex in Charles Village which I financed using a VA loan and I am closing on my first flip deal this Friday.

I'm not in this business for confrontations, owning properties that have to be re-rented more than once a year, and doing the extra work involved for lower grade properties.Another investor I know has properties in marginal areas and has had them for many years and successfully manages them, but he goes and personally collects rent every Friday, he's a big guy and doesn't take and crap. 

Did a showing to a nice family on a friday.

I just bought appliances for several of my rentals, and I did it during the black friday sale at Lowes.

Although there is some local work which periodically lands me in my home vicinity, monday-friday I could find myself anywhere in the world.  

I have not had a vacant month in 2.5 years in any property, people move out Friday and in on Saturday.

Ian Barnes True, CA has the most expensive permits and has the longest wait times, well, depending on the city most of the time, but they mostly have half day offices and half day inspections, and most don't have Friday offices (la county law). by volume, they flood review paperworks to third party architects which in turn review turn around for 1 week, then by the third correction, it's now week 4.