Is it realistic to think there are agencies who are willing to work with me during the late afternoons/evenings and weekends while I am still working full time teaching until the end of May?

Im planning on living upstairs which has a big finished attic and renting downstairs which has basement (huge) access.Im thinking of building a wall separating the basement (one side w only access to laundry machines) & one (just accessible to the downstairs unit.

I just finish my business degree back in August.I just started my company Beautiful Living a few days ago.

If you still find lending to be an issue i'd recommend finishing your license and being an agent for 6 months to establish an income even if it is 1099 usually. 

Owner calls you (wholesaler) about their property, literally, the day before the tax auction. What do you do? Is there still time?
I’m in Texas btw.

I'm in similar shoes as you are and lately have been re-shifting my focus to multifamily. 

We both want to sell the property as soon as it is finished.

If you are going to leverage it and get any financing, traditional  lenders like to see 6 months PITI in the bank for each property.When I acquire a property I plan to finish in the first 6 months any costs to rehab or improve the property.

If I do, I may be really late.

He started renovating it, but did not finish, and bought a house and is moving out in a few weeks.