Most of my work over the years have been mainly extensions/expansions/renovations for homeowners. 

In my instance the power is cut off to non-paying tenant and that bill remains theirs.. they cannot collect that amount from me..The power is then restarted in my name as owner and I'm responsible until I get new tenant for the power bill. 

I recently signed up with them (the onboarding questions kinda felt like a TSA pat-down -- it was ... extensive).

Ideally you offer 2 or 3 yrs depending on your circumstances with an option to have a one time 6 or 12 month extension.

I have downloaded the PDF requirements and the list of rules seems a bit extensive.

I've written here extensively over the last 6 years here. 

Option B: Sale the property to access the total profit gained and spread it across multiple acquisitions or a multifamily that required a more extensive rehab.Option C: Do a 1031-exchange to purchase the second property (of significantly greater value) and do a cash of refi to provide the funds needed for repairs and/or additional property.I would love to hear all thoughts on what option they feel is the best and why.

Ideally you offer 2 or 3 yrs depending on your circumstances with an option to have a one time 6 or 12 month extension.

As a beginner to all of this I feel like I have many hundreds of questions and that I dont even know what questions I need to ask. but the thing I have learned specifically from being a mechanic is that 1: your teacher isnt going to want to answer every stupid little question you come up with because 2: the majority of the questions you have can be answered through problem solving and heavy, extensive research.

What would you do if you can't get an extension?