But because I have a time period I am trying to be investing full time, I’m up before work getting at least 30 minutes of time in.

I had a feeling there was going to be some kind of speedbump, so when I presented the PSA, I went ahead and made my inspection period 60 days.

She was doing the buyer/seller on our place so thats why she got it done rapidly which was fine with me as long as the other place was wrapped up and she promised it was....ended up not.So I read about the 5 day attorney review period, and it says a seller can cancel for any reason within that period, im on day 3 right now, so can someone explain more to me about this and if i can apply it/how.

If this is a single family home, then you will likely have issues with seasoning and debt within a 12-month period.

Net of your lower offer they may make more in their pocket at 6% vs a higher offer at 3%.....Get educated, don't be dependant on inspection periods, do your inspection yourself on first walk through, then make offers no inspection, $3k earnest close in (some very short period depending on cash vs financing).

Question 2I was told my property (in Columbus Ohio) will need to "season" for 12 months before a loan can be granted based off of the appraised value instead of the purchase price.Is this normal and does anyone know of financial institution that will provide shorter "seasoning" periods?

You can find buyers, sellers, and Investors thru Open Houses.....PERIOD, do them the days you are not working as a substitute.

@Darrell Bratton HUD, like most gov’t related reo’s have an initial period where only owner occupants can offer, the first 21 days I believe.  

Also is there a way to have buyers waiting for your property once it is finished to eliminate holding the property for a long period of time?  

However, with my 9-5, I don't think that would be an efficient use of my time.