Not the end of the world as it would allow me more flexibility with my funds for investing.2.

They said they want to stay flexible in case they want to/need to move.Still waiting on the credit and background report from the site to come in as I just sent it out a couple hours ago, but assuming they have great credit and a clean background and good landlord references, what should I do?

Associate brokers have more flexibility in activities that they can engage in compared to agents.

They tend to be more flexible on terms and should be able to give you some options. 

I'm a Marine Corps veteran, and attending school with the GI Bill.With that being said, I've been trying to research and look for possible places of employment where I may be able to get hands on experience and learn from those experienced with RE investing, while maintaining flexibility and time necessary to attend school and study.

It has $95 annual fee but the points are flexible, can be transferred to many airlines, hotels or used to book the tickets directly (similar to booking on Expedia but paying with points).

Most plans won't allow for this, but you may be able to access at least some funds if the plan is uniquely flexible in this regard.

Is there any lender here that offers a conventional, construction loan that is flexible?

My hope is that the few months it is rented prior to the sale doesn't negatively impact from a tax standpoint and that I can use the costs of the rehab to help from a tax standpoint.The unique arrangement with the renters/buyers provides a lot of flexibility to put the best approach on paper.

The best designers on the site are also very flexible and will work with you to make edits even after you pay them their 'prize' once the contest is over