That's the limit for FM and FM.

I have policy's on both with, I think, million dollar liability limits on them.

You could ask the seller for more time, but in my (limited) experience if a seller is willing to sell you their house for enough of a discount that you can flip it to a wholesaler and still make a profit, that seller mostly likely wants to close asap. 

But please don't confuse my "ADD" as impatience...I've never wanted to be "stuck in rut" as I feel it's detrimental to your well-being and places self-limits on your potential. 

It sounds like you are dealing with a personal lines agent who will have limit options for you as you grow.

Hello Folks - I am attempting to refinance a home that I have rented out and keep running into maximum loan to value limitations. 

There is a percentage of vacancy limitation for the preceding 12 months (or 24 months?)

Turns out in the municipality where the building is located you are not allowed to take basic rental units off the market so for every condo you convert you must replace it with another regular apartment unit either within the same vicinity or somewhere within the city limits.

I buy anywhere in the metro area that isn't a war zone or inside the Atlanta city limits.

Also established agents tend to pursue listings more, so that leaves more opportunities for newer agents.If you have limited time to spend as an agent you want to limit the amount of time you spend showing houses as a buyers agent.