I bet there are some contractors around Denver that have a package price for something like this.

2 years ago I purchased a package of low income houses from a friend in the business.

I think I will include this charge in the next months rent check and send a little printed out package (or just email) them a summary of what the total charge was.  

I'm working on a package deal with an investor for a few properties.

Some only insure new buildings and others package investors with group policies for older buildings.Really  is a case by case basis for the property. 

That said, a quick tip for DIY parts replacement if you choose to go that route... if you're uncertain about what is wrong and opt to replace parts as the process of diagnosis, start with the least expensive part first and don't un-package the control board until you're absolutely certain you'll use it, as electronic parts are often not returnable if the package has been opened.Good luck!

The entire package I am putting together is going to include: Personal BS, Income Statement, 2013 Taxes & W-2s, 2014 Taxes & W-2s, most recent 2015 Pay Stubs (to show annual income), followed by the investing criteria.

See if they would be willing to loan on a package of 2 or 3 properties.

One could argue they are exactly the same...but the fact is they are not due to packaging, overhead, transaction costs, etc.

there is an amendment to change financing type, mail in original package then have agent send amendment, check with your agent