This past year my CPA's charge for my taxes was much higher than usual because my financial statements had be reconstructed.

Large scale reconstruction is another, and more likely, scenario.

I have moved a couple of houses and this would be my advice, when someone gives you a number for a cost involved in the move or reconstruction, I would double it. 

If you are a heart surgeon making $400,000 a year with no debt, replacing a $7,000 roof isn't a big deal.

So is there anything I can do to help facilitate the reconstruction of this property.

As long as you don't need to knock down walls, or reconstruct the layout it shouldn't be too cost prohibitive.

And getting to an absolute expert surgeon is critical for long-term prognosis.

This brings to mind a funny story he told about a surgeon living in one of his complexes.

These loans use the After Renovated Value to approve theloan and even allow you to borrow up to 6 months of mortgage payment money while it is under reconstruction and cant generate cash.

It's possible you may have to replace the LVP after 5-10 years if the cracking underneath becomes more problematic, but it's still probably a better option than reconstructing the entire floor.