I used to routinely spend an average of $1,000 per (well-qualified) opportunity knowing that only 20% (one out of five) would convert to a deal. 

Also dig into the condo docs as sometimes there are special assessments that can come up from time to time beyond the regular condo dues.  

Is a  home inspector a must or a regular contractor who can tell me how much the repair will cost?

This is mostly due the size, as a lender we are qualifying the building's ability to repay not your personal ability to repay.However, if you have good income getting a regular commercial loan secured by the lot shouldn't be too big of a deal for a community bank or portfolio lender.  

Im possibly looking to refinance it into a regular loan.

This information changes regularly. 

Back on my powerful morning routine...Woke up to a quick wake up meditation,,My oldest got up with me and we did some stretching and a workout,Another meditation and affirmations that he picked out,Got the youngest up and readied them for driving to school,Dropped the youngest off at chess club,Then spent the best 30 minutes ever with my oldest at Panera playing a card game before dropping him off at school,Now doing some journaling, reading, and sharing before day three of Target setting begins.Routines have become my source of certainty, power, and habitual 1% steps towards the person I desire to become.

Find a real estate investment group that meets up on a regular basis.  

If that is the case you will need to do regular inspections to insure they are adhering to their lease.

Your attorney should threatening lawsuits and contacting them on a regular basis.