Net-net the cycle peak will be extended, for an extended period of time.

If they do not want to give them then they do not get on my list period.

Normally there's language in contracts about cancelling the contract before the end of the inspection period.  

Honestly though, what is the real savings for such a short period of time?

First I only go see houses that are three or four bedroom and they are in good school districts and the quiet streets that's the first thingNext thing I do is I walk through the rental and act like a renter asking the basic renters questions to landlordsAnd then I do a classic what if statement and give a leave behind on lease to ownMr. landlord you got a nice place here and I think the rent you're asking 1100 is fair"I want to ask you a question and if you hate the idea of them just let me know, but what if I could give you 1100 a month for about oh 24 months and then at the end of that period of time buy the property at a fair price, ""would that be something you would even consider thinking about or maybe not?"

Multiple pulls in a 2 week time period is usually counted as one pull as the algorithms know you are rate shopping.If you get pulls going on a few months each time you try to locate a property to buy then it can affect your score.If you know your score is high say above 740 middle score then you typically qualify for the best rates anyway and do not need credit pulled in the beginning.No legal advice given.  

Usually there is no inspection period, but the site terms will tell you.

Watch your due diligence time period and be ready to negotiate if need be. 6.

Moving into that first house for a two year period would allow you to claim it as your primary residence and claim that exemption providing you will have owned it for 5 years prior to selling.  

I've given myself a time period of 5 years to make this happens as I have a primary job in which I love and want to take my time and really understand what I am doing in the RE game.