It's called ARV After Repair Value

Question is, would it be best to just go ahead and pay that 120k off which would result in about 1100 per month "savings"  and then possibly open HELOC on it, or, invest that 120k somewhere else? 

Do you have that 15k of repairs broken out by things that it actually needs, or are you estimating?

Please do not be one of those guys who underestimates repairs and overestimates ARV...plenty of those out there already...:) Good luck!

My insurance company doesn’t open until 9:00, but I’m the meantime I’m scrambling to try and get this repaired/replaced. 

We all share a similar level of experience as landlords however I have fix & flipped three times as many homes as they have - so I have better sense of confidence with repairs/contract pricing/construction/renovation budgeting/etc. 

Association says that we have to remove the unit belows ceiling, make a repair to "our" plumbing and then re-do her ceiling.

I want to move ahead quickly in the real estate investment game and I'm just wondering what's the best and fastest way to do this. 

My thought is, if an Investor purchased that golf course (along with maybe some lots) I think if they did things the right way, they could make MILLIONS in After Repair Value.One of my thoughts is this, if I owned that golf course, what other ways do I secure cash flow besIdes the golf itself?

Sounds like you are more than a couple steps ahead of the game!