I think it looks like a good plan

I'm curious to follow along with your progress as you should be well into things by the time I'm finished doing my rest and ready for phase two!

I have a thread from the beginning of my bulk on here so I'm about 4 weeks ahead of you. Started the cut 1/1. I'm using the guidance of a macro coach from ETP. My first idea prior to using her was to shave off daily from my tdee but after speaking to her she put me (from 2400 daily) to 1900 150p/50f/213c on my 4 lifting days 500 deficit.. And 1650 150/50/150 on my rest days. She asked me to work hard 3 days and rest ( complete or walking only) 4 days. I couldn't do that so I'm working out 4 /3 rest. Keeping my sleep good and cortisol levels in check by resting. I'll do this until the loss stops then slide down to 1450 150/50/100 on rest days and at that point I may increase my rest day by 1 so I'm in a deficit another day. It seemed counterintuitive but it's only 8 weeks and I'm trusting her for the process. I've done it my way before, looking for something different. ( of course in my mind I'm thinking I'll need longer but we'll see what they say in the end. Maybe 8-12 weeks?? I wasn't planning to cut that low but it's been doable. Lots of veggies , whole foods and macro Tetris. My diary is open if you care to peek. I started 1/1 at 178. I'm 174 even today it's Tom too so I'm hopeful for next weeks numbers.

Possibly because I started so much higher than you? I'm not sure it would be good for you to drop from 2000 on rest days much more than 500. I'm adjusting to the food ok. Cut out most snacks and cooking a LOT of home cooked meals. Their idea is that on lift days you need to eat more and on rest days you can cut sharp. Get more rest and keep the cut cycle short then reverse out of it slowly. Don't just stop. When I get to that point I'll share how they suggest that I do it. I don't have that information right now. I also do have that 2nd level to go to. Doing it myself I was going to cut slower and longer but they suggested to just go for it in short bursts. I'm not exactly sure why but the scale is moving so I'm happy with that. I've determined that a 1600 calorie diet and even a 1200-1400 won't kill you, it's just not meant to be longterm and you can't pop right back to your top calories.
That said, up until today I felt pretty good. Monday started TOM so I should be past that initial bad feeling but my workout today was so difficult. After, I just showered and got back in my pjs to do computer work. Thankfully no clients today. I havent been too concerned about macro timing but today I took the advice and ate some fast digesting carbs right after to try to get some energy. Also, I've started having some Herbalife green tea mix about 2-3pm daily when I feel that slump. I didn't need any of that stuff at 2400 calories. So there is a difference. I also feel weaker in the gym so we are doing less reps still heavy to maintain muscle and I'm eating 150 grams of protein . We are adding in more cardio power moves. (thrusters burpees) <-- probalby the source of all the tiredness. I did this for a year to lose before so I can take it for 8 weeks as long as I get results and now I know it needs to end and the cut isn't the "lifestyle" part. To be clear..this week is really the first time I'm feeling that extreme tiredness so I'm really hoping its the TOM and that the trainer has decided everyone needs more devil cardio moves and I'm not used to it.

Jennifer my advice would be start with a 10% deficit for a couple of weeks and then slowly move up, maxing at 20%. You don't want to start in the basement then you no where to go. I also think if you've spent quality time finding TDEE just eat that everyday and keep your activity consistent. That means, skip the cardio unless it's just for fun. Remember to also have an end date for this cut, about 8 weeks is suggested.

One of the great ways to tell if your cut is at the right point is just really taking a good look at how you feel.
Energy levels? Still able to progress with workouts? Mood stability? Sleep patterns.
Sometimes on workout days your body might give you some cues to eat a little more, and if you are lifting heavy, that can often be the 24 hours after your workout. Which can be confusing because, you are like, wait! It's a rest day! Why do I want to eat the house? But it could be from what you did the day previous. This always happens to me after deadlifts and squats, not hungry on that day, but the next day, bring on the food!
Also, remember to have a TDEE break of a week or so every 6-8 weeks of a cut to keep that metabolism chugging along nicely!

Ditto to the Empress.

Also, if you had a good lifting session and have enough food for body to really help repair with - you might get great night sweats.
But if you don't and it can't - heat level doesn't go up.
Hopefully takes place the next day then as mentioned.