You only want to work with contractors that either have verified 203k experience or have been thoroughly educated on the 203k and who have sufficient financial capital to afford the startup costs and ongoing expenses associated with 203k's. 

Make sure you are verifying employment, back ground checks, and making sure they don't have any past judgements with other landlords.   

Hello CJ,I think you just need to verify your Title Company will do a double close.You might find this thread helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Not every bank does 80% so verify that, and then pursue the ones that do until you get a pre-approval.

Have you reached out to several lenders to verify that in your area?

I also require them to state why they will be late and often ask for some evidence (layoff letter, employer number to verify hours were cut, etc).

When the day came, I had a trusted friend stop by the house (I don't live in the local area) to verify they no longer lived there. 

The money that is used for closing costs needs to be verified and sourced per Fannie/Freddie requirements .

When you work with your new accountant - make sure to have that person review your prior year returns to verify that they were done correctly.Good luck in your search for a CPA and congrats on the 4th property!

@Veronica Joubert Hi Veronica as a lender we require proof of assets (recent bank statement) and we verify credit and experience.