So, the questions: Would the bank require a seasoning period for the refinance?

Our CPA is a seasoned real estate investor and is very well versed.

The peak rental season in this part of the country is essentially March through September.  

Can someone explain the term "seasoning the deal," when it comes to double closing on a wholesale?

 (4) Waiting until after tax season will approve me for more because this year will include rental income for the first time.The drawbacks so far:  (1) Back to $0.00 funds available for a down, (2) Waiting until after taxes are filed (and received... potentially 6 months) to get serious on buying again, (3) Higher interest rate on a conventional loan(4) Paying closing costs and other fees add up to around $5-6k.  

Hello everyone I need someone expert advice from the seasoned wholesalers.

This is a game where you should hire a seasoned broker to help you navigate the process.

Would you be comfortable giving a guy who watched the entire season on flip this house several time tens of thousands of dollars because they want to be a real estate investor?

I understand the logic of his questions and he is basically right but at certain times his list would have led to rejecting a seasoned investor and broker with 60 years of investment experience, and 50 years of broker-agent experience and the kind of agent he is looking for. 

They were able to enjoy the Holiday Season without the stress of making house payments.