It is very challenging unless the tenant is willing to go live somewhere for a short time it is really difficult because they will get annoy with living in the midst of construction unless you work out some incentive with them .

The he tenant could be annoyed that these hidden fees show up later.

The good news associated with this annoyance, @Jeff Parkin, is that it will muddy the water and make it more difficult to tell real from fake, which will eventually make it more possible to find deals lying right under your nose . . . on the open market.   

Annoying for sure.

My immediate goals are to 1) snag my third multi-family property in the next 6 months or so, 2) get the other two properties cash flowing, 3) to get rid of one tenant who has been taking the advantage of the eviction moratorium (I get sooo annoyed when I think about this), and 4) leverage my experience as a litigator (I specialize in real estate and construction disputes, so let me know how I can help!)

Overall I see that all the hassles will not drastically affect my bottom line although the annoyance factor is certainly present.

Aside from being annoyed that I paid $500 for an appraisal (still waiting on the results of the appraisal) and am now being told they can only do 45% LTV instead of 75% LTV, I have a few questions for those of you who know more about this than I do.1.

I think the tenants would be annoyed as well.  

They should have called but if you were not available for even a week think of how annoyed the tenant is getting. 

UGHHH so annoying and frustrating and emotional roller coaster.