If the appraiser marks the report subject to you will have to fix the noted items before you can close the loan, and then the appraiser will have to go back out to certify the repairs have been completed. and yes, of course, will charge a trip fee to do this.

Any other gotcha'sI am looking to move from using QuickBooks and manually running ACH to a product such as this, with the added ability to track any maintenance items, etc.

Seller merely has to repair items prior to closing to meet their contractual onligations. 

Then: I want the lowest interest rate possible.Now: I want the easiest bank to work with.I think my investing career has gotten easier and more fun since I've changed my mind on the above 3 items.

If you're close to a military base, try Facebook groups with a focus around those individuals.

The greatest advantage for the seller with me being a fellow military member is I can free up her entitlement .

I have a very detailed log book that lists all of the items mentioned that i've kept since the beginning of my project.

Call your lender and ask them to confirm underwriting has everything they need from you, ask when they will issue final approval and follow up on that.See if the current owner will share their preferred vendors for the property with you - begin to reach out to them and introduce yourself.Have a discussion with your family about what items from the house you'll be taking with you.

Just call him, all that you want to know in the questions above he can answer for you.He is incredibly nice, but nonsense, he is ex military (navy if I remember correctly).He is not a hard sell kind of guy, in his estimation you either want to invest or you don't so he is not going to chase or pester you.  

The extra info in regards to me is that I get an extra 4k a month due to my prior service in the military.