In FL I had a guy who confirmed my criteria and then was upset when I denied for a criminal issue in the background check...because he plead 'no contest'.

I did get an inspection and there is a plumbing issue that the city needs to take care of.  

You should certainly start the process earlier than maturity, especially at the very least within a couple months of the maturity date - there can always be things that cause delays and pushes and even missing the maturity date by a couple weeks can have harmful consequences (since it will technically be a default / missed payment even if the lender is OK with it).Also, commercial loans even with the strictest prepayment protections / lockout periods will almost always have at least a 3-month open period prior to the Maturity Date

I found it to be very helpful in tracking the expenses but being able to upload just 5 receipts per month on the free tier was an issue so had to upgrade to paid.

I use Hocker Title -- they do off-market through the regular title process, but if something comes up that requires an attorney, there are attorneys on staff who can work through the issues. 

Additionally, I am running into an issue where contractors are already scheduled out six months in advance and I don't think I can wait that long to get this work done.

Install cameras to catch any dumping activities and then report to police who should issue fines, make arrests, etc.

Ultimately the borrower sold the property before sale so it was a non issue but had they not, and had we continued with default, if we did not restructure the foreclosure (difficult), we would have more than likely had to wait until sale, suffered a loss, then filed a title claim (Time...time...time...) to hopefully be made whole. 

I've been though a couple of lawsuits on those issues.

Bank found lots of issues with that appraisal and won't accept it.