@Isaac Josey to this date we focus our lead acquisition in direct mailing for motivated sellers.

At least in CA this important.These are the questions I ask and will answer:    Dates of residence?   

After the title work is done, they'll want to schedule the date for all parties to go in to sign all the paperwork (this will most likely than not be on the date that you and your seller agreed on the purchase contract, or it could be before if all parties are okay with it). 

A few quick data points for you:1) In order to do a VA IRRRL (which is still a VA loan), you must have a minimum of 210 days from the date of the first payment on the first VA loan to the new note date (i.e. closing date of the IRRRL).2) A minimum of 6 months consecutive payments must be made on the original VA loan.I'd first look to see if you have any VA entitlement left following the 4-plex purchase... if not, perhaps consider a refinance to an FHA loan while it's still your primary residence (loan amount can be up to 97.75% of the value of the property if it's a rate/term refinance) in order to reuse your VA entitlement for another purchase down the road.

The anti flipping rule states that the buyer can not enter into a contract for a minimum of 91 days from the date the seller bought it.

Had a friend recommend this site to me - and I've been on here everyday checking out the forums, listening to Brandon on the podcasts, what a great community here with infinite information!

I'm new to this site so please let me know if this wasn't the right place for this post.

I am looking to start my journey in the real estate world and I have found this awesome site that seems to be really helpful so far so time to just dive in to start networking and learning!

It adds dates, amount, etc. 

Closing date, inspection timelines, non refundable earnest money, etc... are all good ways to strengthen your offer as well.