Now.... if they are moving without letting their employer know, that's a whole other thing.Again, I'd check with a lawyer or CPA to confirm.

And if working with a good broker they'll have a selection of reserved DSTS that they can carve off and hold for a bit for you while you're doing further due diligence.  

I would explore using your cash reserves to put 3.5% down on a multi, or 5% down on a SFR with ADU.

I haven't paid myself a dime ever since I started collecting rents since I figured I would keep throwing it into the reserve accounts until I have enough to cover the next down payment without dipping too deeply into it.  

The dollar has already lost 97% of its value since the creation of the Federal Reserve. 

So in the past we would just confirm a normal closing transaction with Title, and if so, we were good to go.

Don't wait for the line to form...reserve your spot today.  3. 

Throughout the renovation process, the lender disperses funds to the contractor in draws once the work is completed and has a third party inspector go and confirm the work is completed with each draw.

I just want to make sure I have my ducks in a row before attempting to move forward.Thanks in advance for any advice you may be able to offer me.BrandonYou need to leave reserves for 6 months of living,loan service, insurance, tax etc and see the cashflow...  

Also, you could use this moment to set up an investment account that would position you to build cash reserves even when you buy real estate in the future.Consider researching infinite banking.