This way I can float the house on STR for the times I am not there and enjoy a very outdoorsy place all year round. 

For a decade, it proved to be the wrong decision (I'd have saved millions by floating).  

You are working with a broker - OK, Yes, they can technically have two files running at the same time but shouldn’t do that in the wholesale side again because it’s just out of respect, and two it sounds like this may be a float vs lock situation?

But don't forget you're also a seller and it's much easier to require a floating closing date on your sale when the buyer is very eager.The second half of your question is no that won't work - sort of-. 

The flooring is ready to be replaced and I have considered having LVP installed but wonder should it be glued or free floating or should LVP be avoided altogether in this instance?  

Because last year it was only 0.08% in March and last three months it’s been averaging .23%…We will float around 2.75-3% throughout the year and only way it goes lower is if housing pops.

Float the wall frame off brick, top plate to bottom plate, throw some fire blocks in. 

That model almost doesn't exist anymore and only certain lenders few and far between offer that type of money and even then you usually have to have a good amount of recent experience as well as still have funds because you have to be able to carry the note, float the rehab for reimbursed draws, etc.

I would be in charge of running the project, construction, all costs, I would float the project.Once the first unit is completed we would put financing on it and the proceeds would then fund subsequent phases, enabling us to progress through the project over a multi-year timeline, likely spanning 3-5 years.Estimated my construction cost would be 350,000 per building (pure cost no profits).

@Josh MacThese usually float with the prime rate so factor that in too, it's 8.5% currently but many offer IO for repayment which can be attractive for some.