@Ernesto Hernandez -yes, definitely a lesson learned regarding separate leases, but notice timelines are clearly highlighted in my lease and I have a text communication stating their need and intent for the one month extension.

I'd just communicate with them and let them know it is against house rules. 

Also, listings with excellent photos tend to generate a lot more genuine, organic interest (so even if a perspective tenant doesn't decide to rent, they're more prone to share via social media channels).

If the budget allows it I would recommend integrating other channels of outreach into your campaign, like sending SMS, cold calling, leaving RVM, working on SEO etc. 

If you have a good relationship with the seller and you do everything you have told them you would do, you maintain communication/updates on progress throughout the deal and you havent strong armed them into selling for next to nothing then they are much less likely to back out of the deal.

I know what LP (limited partner) is...but KP might be some new lingo.The one and only benefit in my eyes for the SBA loan is that it will give me a fixed rate over 20 years....all the other banks I've communicated with will not do a fixed rate unless it's through the SBA so it might be a necessary beast I have to deal with.

Good communication and he pays the preferred.

I know that my strengths include data management, analysis, and communicating with others and feel that these are  valuable parts of a team.

It automates pretty much all communications.

Also, there is a channel on YouTube by a guy named Travis Everette who breaks it down into real-world situations and warns of common pitfalls while taking the exam.