I'd leave a message and tell them since they have not responded to your multiple inquiries and you have not received the rent they collected in a timely manner, that you will be contacting your lawyer as well as the licensing board to file a complaint.

Well, first I'm a long term buy and hold investor.

I believe my clients are happy with their first investments (purchased with me and managed by me) as well.

The unit has brand new paint and floors.

We use it for rental as well when we're not there so there's income coming in. 

I am now getting emails from Limitless as well.

I grew up in southern NH and now live in the seacoast area where I invest, recently licensed in NH as well.

I'm going to offer up a few words of caution, as well as the way I like to approach flips.... but to answer your up front question on financing, the typical heloc is going in the 9% range.  

Well, if you rolled it over to a Roth IRA where you manage it it might be better.But, if rates rise a little more, just pull from your retirement funds to cover. 

Well, technically, you have to wait until the order is final and non-appealable, 42 days after the judge's order.The "older system" (still used by some counties) is the one that allows possession.