If not, get a temp HELOC on the primary (don't tell the bank it's temp!).

That being said, Zillow is also the primary site in my market for rental searches, especially SFRs, so I have no shortage of tenants seeing my listing when it is available.The one downside, which is minimal, is even though the tenant pays rent through Zillow on first, and I get a notice that rent was paid, it can take 5-ish days to arrive in my bank account.  

If a loan via a bank requires the terms to be conventional (5% down), FHA (3.5% down), etc.

Often you can find most of the education/knowledge for free, but the issue is a lot of people don't know what to do with it and fail to take action.

When the 5 year treasury fell too far, the bank doing this told me they were at the floor.

They use deposit slips and drop the rent off at the bank.  

While these alternatives may come with higher interest rates, the flexibility they offer such as faster closings and more lenient terms often outweighs the upfront costs, especially in fast-moving markets.For example, hard money loans can give you the ability to close quickly on distressed properties, which traditional banks may take too long to approve.

A few examples: -OneKey points that can be redeemed for some listings but not others-Certain photos being denied from upload with no explanation for why-Completely failed dynamic pricing tool that puts you in a catch 22 with your calendar At least AirBnb has their IT game in order and a modern and relatively intuitive interface with updated fonts, graphics etc.

No bank involved just yet.

You agreed to change the move-in date to mid-October, so until they fail to meet that date your "feelings" about them don't give you the right to take any action.It isn't reasonable in any way to break an agreement because of how the other party communicates.