If you need a "traditional real estate" helping hand, we are just south of you and just opened an office in your back yard in Belleview.We are "investor friendly", in fact, all of us here are also investors and we work with investors across Florida helping them acquire HUD properties as we are an authorized HUD Brokerage.Congratulations...John Rogers

They have an office in Aiea or Pearl City as well, near you.

I would say 24 to 72 hours depending on how busy the Loan officer or Broker are.  2 weeks though is way too long.  

Additionally, the reason we hesitate to sell is because we've got an accessory apt in basement with income stream as well as a separate office for where I work every day (self employed).

Thanks @Wesley Williams for the intro@Jonathan Smith there's a lot you can do with just a little marketing.You could call the basement an "office" or a "den" and that's something you could market for higher rent.Also, I've written in detail about an "Inn Keeper" profit center where the landlord joint ventures with the tenant to host Airbnb/VRBO guests. 

We also require them to give us a copy of all lisc and insurance information.We also realize that we live and die by having good vendors, we hold vendor appreciation parties when they all come to our office and we provide food and drinks and thank them for the hard and great work they have done. 

(We have a specific person dedicated to ordering the appraisals in our office to speed up the process) and the payment request is sent to you.

But the city zoning office is a good place to start.

@Rick Chowtax properties can be a great interest income or turn into deeds, talk to tax offices and do your research...

If it's too confusing to try and work with the county's office right now you could always just ask another local REI.