He bought this property as a fix and flip, and mentioned that there may be a 6 month seasoning period before a buyer can purchase the property with traditional financing. 

Some of the most successful and influential people in history had absolutely no education.

If you're getting close to the end of your identification period (45 days after the closing of your first sale) and all 5 are not under contract then re-evaluate. 

While I did see the cash flow projections initially provided (great tool), it didn’t put the needed information into a 3 year projected period of time.

My agent claims that the buyer does not have to share the inspection report with us and can opt out for any reason during the option period. 

@Dave Foster knows this stuff inside and out.One important thing, talk to the lender you plan on using and try your best to get the replacement property under contract as soon as possible after your closing, possibly before, and certainly before your 45 day identification period if at all possible.

Brandon I'm educating myself in reading your books/e-book). 

I understand there is a period of time after an offer is accepted to do due diligence.

If she does not sell it after a period of time, then she may resort to a lower price. 

The education I received through the podcast was invaluable in giving me the knowledge and confidence to do the first deal.