I worked on an events app not too long ago, and it strikes me that scheduling maintenance for a property would be the same as creating, say, a community event at a local church.

That being said, if you have the extra money to raise a house, now may be the time to strike in Staten Island!

That would be another reason to strike out on your own.

If you go to a small local bank, you can explain your situation, and strike a deal with them, I've seen cash out refi done with 85% LTV, sometimes in 4 months.

"Condo Association" is all my loan officer had to say to strike away all my excitement in becoming an investor....It's been hours everyday in anticipation, knowing I had a little golden goose waiting to claim.....What is standing in the way is ......The condo has ridiculous fees and management was known for all their problems so I knew there was NO WAY they'll meet the bank's preferences.....surely enough I'm right!

The Sheriff (or Judge) was given permission to strike the tax and re-offer the property at $100.

@Bill BockwoldtSorry to do it this way, but my email is on strike right now.When we redid our Santa Rosa house, my very anal GC husband would only call one company:  Hovden Roofing. 707-537-9601 or   Owner's name is Wayne.  

Let me know what you are looking for and the area, and price range with contact info and if I have a deal in your area maybe it is what you are looking for and we can strike a win/win deal. 

might as well cut that third step out and go refi cash out from the beginning , then invest that money into new project and fix your costs.for my own particular situation I am still looking for a non owner occupied lender that will do equity lines of credit for multi units and im striking out so far.

The 3 strikes rule and all.