I open up 3 months, early December isn't booking right now, but folks are filling in the Sun-Tuesday dates.

Since your closing date will be looming closer and closer, you will have to gather your docs and respond as quickly as possible. 

You should take to multiple lenders and see how the approach differs between banks and what is consistent between the banksAlso - Most banks will require an executed lease on the "old" primary residence turned rental to prove it's rented out or going to be rented out by a certain date before you can close on your new 2nd primary residence loan. 

If her lease ended the 30th of the month she has until 12:00 midnight to surrender keys; however your lease may indicate that keys need to be surrendered @ a certain time on lease end date.

Perhaps it's time to go forward, and you just needed a fellow investor to affirm the work and thought you put in.

I always get their insurance and licenses to be sure they are up to date. 

@Sammie Baker - if you're using conventional financing (FNMA/FHLMC) you are required to have a 6mo seasoning period between acquisition date (deed) and the new note date (closing). 

On 3 separate occasions, the appraiser gave me their word that I would have the appraisal back by a selected date.

You can also use less then 2 years SE if the previous year is enough and your year to date profit and loss is not less or declining from the previous year. 

Hello fellow investors, just curious, while eviction moratoriums are happening, are purchasing rental single family homes a good idea from a land lord’s perpective of getting paid by tenants?