Dust ceiling fan blades Dust door, window and floor trimCheck/dust/vacuum window blindsWash walls with dish soap and warm waterWipe light switch plate and door handles Wash windows, check screens & latchesTest all outlets for polarityBegin PAINT PREP sequence if necessarySweep floorsSpare Bedroom(s)Remove everything left behind.

But here is the time sequence.

After the first withdraw for the retainer fee, the drawn schedule should be between the contractor and owner.However, the process of any type of construction always follow a sequence. 

I  plan to use an FHA loan to purchase a 3-4 unit property hopefully by the end of the year, which will be my primary residence.After that I plan to purchase another SFH using a conventional loan while renting out the 6 and 3-4 unit.How much of a down payment will the conventional loan require using that loan sequence?

It takes a bit to get the sequence down. 

Any close follower of this thread has likely seen the previous posts to YT outlining the sequence of construction of a MF deal, where I understand that those old links will continue to be active. 

Hi, I've been in contact with a couple of sellers who are willing to do seller financing or a lease option.While they seem fairly flexible to the terms of the seller financing, when I get to the point of negotiating the actual price, they aren't willing to budge.Am I going about this in the wrong sequence? 

Nowadays it's not unusual for people to receive lots of letters so you'll want to both stand out and send a sequence of timed messages.

Rate of return NOT important, Sequence of withdraw is more important. 

.- With 11 more months on my current apartment lease, do you have any advice on a timeline / sequence for all of this?