This is how you can hit the debt head on;#1:Staring the process: Once you have this list, you want to start with taking all the amounts and adding them up on a separate piece of paper.

I am not expecting a blank check to do whatever I want with it.

Your property manager should be there to accomidate the workers for access in and out, you should only be given notice of work time so your prepared.. so that part is just stupid as far as them requiring you to open and close for workers.I would point blank give the PM a written statement that for days of loss of use which you can total you will be not paying any rent.

If that isn't cost effective Home Depot & Lowes sell blank filler pieces you can stain to match your cabinetry.

Find one where you can print out blank copies for (unfortunately) future use. 

Michael Blank writes a lot about this topic. 

I bought a condo in December 2016 in Naples Florida in a 55+ community and began renting it out to short term renters staring in January 2017 to the end of March. 

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Many folks really like the Syndication Deal Analyzer from Michael Blank.

Sure one could piece information together from various sources over time and work to fill in the blanks by posting questions here, but if one desires to break into the space in a relatively short time period, finding a private mentor or using a guru program are the viable alternatives.I do agree that guru training programs tend to sugar coat things to some degree, focusing more on successful scenarios and outcomes.