It is certainly a pain trying to keep up on what seems like continual regulation changes.

The moral is: he is not in imminent pain.  

I sympathize with you for sure, the scenarios is painful.

I can give you several hard money names but the cost is going to be painful. 

Renter's insurance ensures that if something happens to the unit that renders it uninhabitable that they have a policy in place to provide financial relief for relocating.

Thanks all this advice is greatly appreciated and it's a relief to know you would also wait until the unit turns over and I can wait to avoid the hassle and cost with all the logistics!

I know DSCR loans are an absolute pain in the butt to shop around given there's basically no standardization on fees and terms.

@Dave GrimsonI have done this before only during winter months where it is a pain to find good tenants quickly.  

Hi Andy,I can understand the pains of investing in areas where it seems nearly impossible to find cashflowing rentals or even profitable flips!

It goes on to say the property manager / agent below is authorized to order repairs and/or service to the building.I live approximately 75 miles and it would take me roughly 1:15-20 to get to the property.Adding to the pain....It also says *** New Applicants must complete Rental Property Training within 6 months of application.