The longest I have seen practitioner's suggest is 18 months.

While working with wholesalers can be beneficial (I know a many respected and reputable ones) an inexperienced wholesale practitioner can be a major detriment.  

The problem is that the policies offered by IBC practitioners are NOT funded right up to the max.

I know wholesale practitioners who assign contracts, but have the ability to close when needed.  

They're spotty at best.It will be extremely hard for a non-practitioner to Google around, attempt to self-educate without an accounting background (really assuming here because I don't know yours), and then end up with a functional understanding of the tangible property regs.Sometimes the greatest leaps in life come when we realize our limitations and outsource to individuals who specialize in a field different than ours...I do not attempt to write operating agreements... 

My name is Miyatta (MiMi) and I am a 21 year old junior in college looking to build a passive income, a understanding of the real estate world for lifetime use, a network, paying off student loans and saving for dental school.

It makes sense that if you provide dinged appliances, it’s already set in there head that dings are okay.If it was my personal stuff, I’d go scratch and dent all day, idc.

This is not a question for a general practitioner though.

I recently finished a major renovation on my commercial property where I own my business (dental office).

The advice I would give you though is to make sure you work with an infinite banking practitioner because it is extremely important that the policy is structured to suit your needs.