With that specific loan product, you can get the work completed prior to moving in, and with $40k left on your loan limit you'd probably be able to fix the majority of those issues.I completely get taking on a rehab from the get-go may be a little bit intimidating, but one of my other favorite sayings is "let discomfort be your compass" - the more difficult the challenge is the faster you'll grow.  

To me being an agent for all these decades .. its a lifestyle choice .. its not a job per se. mainly the more successful you become as an agent the busier you get.. there are so many perks to being a successful high producing agent FAR in excess of just the commission income. 

I am a property manager and I want to choose a vinyl flooring brand and stick with it so I can go back and find more product  that will work with my leftovers.

Most lenders who offer conventional loan products should be able to help you out, as long as your transaction meets Fannie Mae's delayed financing requirements, found here: What are the requirements for a delayed financing exception?

This the property would be owned by me for only 2 months here.And finally if there is this type of time requirement is it lender or product specific?

They may have a portfolio product or land loan product that would fit your needs."

The home is in Wisconsin, and is a three unit producing 1900 a month in rental income.

My 2 cents in self storage is that you should really do your homework with current construction costs for this product type.

Or is it more likely a wood composition siding product?

But at face value, the three currently rented units produce $2095/month in net income, so it seems like the cash flow could be great, but then when I plug everything into the calculator tool on BP with 8% vacancy, 10% property management, 10% cap ex, etc, I actually end up with a negative cash flow.