I am struggling weighting between handling repairs on my own (stressfully understanding the issues and arranging contractors...) as they happen vs buying a home warranty (paying premium and service call fee).

You can do this by diving in data from places like Redfin or you can approach it a bit more simply by pulling up the map on Zillow and looking to find markets where there is a healthy balance of Sold Properties to For Sale Properties.

And how much are you trying to pull out.

The good rates and low fees come with fannie mae rules, so if you didn't pay cash and can't use delayed financing, the answer will be no.

Just an observation and could just be around me but I've noticed quite a few owners we have selling their rentals properties since the rental market has been lower compared to a year ago and the condo associations have been increasing the fees a lot.

I can buy the properties outright but was hoping to find an option to scale by leveraging debt (hence the non-recourse requirement).Hey Bryan,You'll see a tick higher in rate, and some more fees, but there are some good ones out there for sure.

You will have less fees than the other lender.

Can A Landlord Charge an Application Fee To A Prospective Tenant In Wisconsin? 

This includes a thorough examination of various expenses such as property maintenance, utilities, and property management fees.

I'll need to pull up some carpet and refinish hardwood floors.