Work with a good mortgage broker who has multiple lenders and programs.

The LVT is easier to work with than brittle tile that may chip or crack when you try to shape it just right. .And if there are multiple tubs with the same base profile, it will go pretty quick once you have a template.It won't be that bad....don't overthink it.....With the "crown molding" look to the bottom of the white tub, there may be a slight flare/lip to the very base...probably not, but just a thought if you are trying to put a piece of quarter round up against it$2200/month for 1 bedroom units...... damn....that's coastal CA for ya.....

In these type of situations it’s best to play by their rules and make an offer you are comfortable with and not change it when they come back asking for more or telling you they have multiple offers.

Get the occupancy they are proposing and if it is a single family or multiple unrelated people. 

A particular MLS might cover multiple states, or might only cover a portion of one.

Those that are desperate will fill out applications at multiple properties because they are hoping somebody - anybody - will take them.

I would offer him multiple notes secured by one trust  deed on the property.

Post referrals on Biggerpockets first... then post on facebook groups, you will get multiple responses and can interview different agents.

If I register my company in Florida, can I wholesale deals in New York under the company name?

While you are deployed your could send out a letter once a month to multiple houses or neighborhoods you have identified.