Credit is great, but self-employed net income was low prior to 2019. 

What if I leave a couple of days prior to closing and I don't "officially" own the home at the time that I start the trip?

I decided to take matters into my own hands and purchase a list from listsource in order to create my own deal.However the list i got were SFH and now its been two weeks and they are trying to correct the issue as i wanted MULTI-FAMILY  real estate.At this point I feel the world is against me and nothing is popping up on the market.And  i know its a sellers marker currently but the anxiety is crazy as i need to find a place prior to my lease running out.Is there any other avenue i am not trying to create a deal or find one?

@Whitney Hutten in your reply to @John Fitch you listed a few things to do prior to purchase, #2 & #4 seem to be the same, however if different would you share with us what you think is a "GOOD Policy"?

I'm already a licensed agent in Fl. and want to represent our deal but I have been traveling and inactive for about 2 years; I only actively worked for a year prior (and I've never sold a multi).

The letter says my options are return to prior state, which to me is nothing but what I see, pay lump sum to purchase or lease it.

What I want to know is if the buyer needs to have the CO prior to close?

No, but there is a 120 day redemption period the IRS has that you should wait out prior to doing any rehab etc.  

We plan on doing this through a series of flipping and rentals.Type of Property: The property we are looking at is a 4 bed 2 bath single family home @ 1865SF.Location of Property: WIPurpose of Financing: Purchase-Renovate-Cashout RefinanceType of Financing Sought: Note sureCurrent or Prior Ownership of Realestate: NoneOccupancy: Living with parents after graduating school to save moneyValue of Property at Present/Offer Price: $100,000ARV: $200,000Anticipate or Actual Appraisal issues: Yes, currently vacant and winterized (wont know if water is working until purchase)Current Rents per month: $0Fair market rents per month: $1,750Down Payment: available right now $5000Source of Down Payment: own funds Income Source: SalariedGMI: take home around $3600Monthly Debt Obligations: student loans $1000FICO: GoodCredit Issues: none really never late but student loans do suck

We make sure background checks are completed, we call prior landlords and verify work history.