Took a bit of a parachute from a corporate role and not jumping back in full-time until May, so I have a pretty flexible schedule (at least 10-15 hours I can allocate per week if need be) in this time period, thus the motivation to get moving. 

But part time is what will fit my schedule and part time is better than no time.

The PM replied that a repair cannot be scheduled until tenant was back or tenant have someone on premises to meet with repair tech. 

Whenever the next one is scheduled (and it's not yet), you'll find them at that page.

I've gotten to the point where I tell people I'll be at the house at a certain time period instead of scheduling 15 minute appointments.  

Example: Saving for a down payment, or waiting to buy another property till I've got sufficient cash reserves in the first property.I'm fairly disciplined, but I feel like I'm running my goals through my mind nonstop, all day, to try and stay focused.

The last lender I approached took the net income from my Schedule E (in this case - $250*10 = $2500), and divided my mortgage payments over that income ($5000/$2500 = 200% in this case).

If the repairs will be included in the loan request to be funded through an Escrow Fund Control Account, the Hard Money Lender will most likely want a draw schedule from the contractor as a timeline for how repairs will be completed and paid for throughout the project.

Well Elizabeth just called me, and I got the seller Paulette scheduled to come in to sign a Deed in Lieu.

I had already put it in my schedule to watch her YouTube videos on the topic today as well.Thanks!