I do business in every state you mentioned and I prefer MD and Philly of them.

I've gotten part of it still waiting for the rest.

There is nothing at all mentioned about the foundation.

Can you educate me on the sewer scope you mentioned?

You will need enough funds for both the down payment and also the buyout of your partner.The only other option that I can think of is to deed the property back to you individually, and then you will need to wait 6 months, and then you can do a cash out refi into just your name.

What I think I want to do is pull enough money out for the repairs, find a lender that will allow new builds with 0% down since I own the land I mentioned and then buy other multifamily properties with creative loan products they you guys may posts about after reading this or else buy them with (insert ominous music here) the remaining cash with from my DSCR cash out. 

Let them know if they call, but you don't have to.Once you've decided to go with a lender, don't have another application out there waiting to go; it's unethical.Stephanie 

As the others have mentioned, there are many things to consider.

These might extend longer as most are waiting on contractors to complete their real home repairs and we know how that goes sometimes.  

Not to mention the GL is usually only about 15% of your overall insurance cost.I'd suggest asking your lender to put into writing what is the maximum risk they will allow you to take and then give those guidelines to your broker and see if they can improve on your current program.