If you intend to go this route, I'd recommend starting your research well before you put your prop on the market to ensure you have the time to find replacement props that meet your criteria without having to settle for something less lucrative just because you've run up against the 45 day deadline.

This is just a reminder that the dead line to file a complaint against the valuation of real estate for 2016 is March 31, 2017.

I need 2 aggressive RE agents to assist me is placing bids on my homes and following up on my offers every 7 days and placing deadlines on my offers.

It's going to have to be a cash offer because of the deadline so what I want to know is if I buy it for cash can I refinance/finance the house and pull that money back out. 

They wanted Highest and Best offers only by the given deadline date.

I need to double check my deadlines!

If something isn't up to your standards by the inspection deadline then you can pull out and get your money back. 

They will get the bids, ensure the subcontractors adhere to deadlines, monitor their progress and general quality of work. 

Write down the goals on paper and then a list of tasks with deadlines to accomplish them.  

Have a goal and steps to achieve it, with milestones and deadlines...I don't want to sound judgmental, but you seem to leave a boss for another boss.