Then pursue a refinance to pull out your renovation costs, or sell when the market allows a larger spread between costs and selling price.The key is finding the right markets and deals that make economic sense for your flipping model.

Our property is a duplex with 2/2 units and he wants to move into one of the 3/2 units.

I accepted the 2.5 week wait because as a rookie I was worried I might not get someone else--the next day I had to turn down someone who would have moved in on our "available" date. 

Did you tell the lender you were going to move into the property and then not move in?

Hi Mitchell, it's great to hear about your real estate journey and your plans for your next property.Building a strong team is key, and it's smart to recognize the value of experienced professionals like agents and contractors.

If you were a bank/lender and an investor wanted to borrow funds on a property with several moving parts (actions towards repayment) what would you want to see from the applicant? 

If I don't give them the specific address, then we will not be able to move to the next step.

I agree with these possibilities, and unfortunately I hoped for a new approach in which I can work with them and grease the wheels to get the result I want, but you are basically just saying move on, which is easier in the end. 

New construction isn’t even moving. 

But, it is not for everyone, you have to be ok moving into a new home every year or two...