You're spraying it on, right?

If there is a gap more than 1/4 inch between the Sheetrock and wall use spray foam to fill the gap and when it dries trim it away flush with a razor.

Changed the locks, and sprayed for stink bugs and spiders.

We only have the liquid funds to put 3.5% down for the area we are looking which is why we are thinking FHA. 

So qualitative factors like having liquidity from not exchanging might push you in that direction. 

I don’t currently have the money to just pay it off but considering if I should attack the loan over the next few years or save liquid funds for future deals. 

I did this several years ago in order to diversify out of Ontario.The LTB issues scared me to the point of liquidating properties.

Continue acquiring properties in promising markets to build your portfolio while keeping an eye on interest rates to potentially refinance your high-interest loan for better cash flow.Save capital to maintain liquidity, allowing you to act quickly when market conditions improve or unexpected expenses arise.

Typically, they'd be looking at your FICO score, experience, and liquidity to qualify you/the property. 

With the 3rd one I was the one who told him that for 1 end cap unit it is around the second RTU in the back, take a hose up there and spray around that really good, I don't care how long.