This will get you a chunk of you equity, but you will be paying for it right away, so be sure you have some investment opportunities available so your money isn't being wasted to interest with no additional income coming in.

Take a look at the expenses: are there ways to minimize maybe by offering a cable package or from Water Bill perspective, installing water-efficient plumbing.

It's a newer condo so repairs are minimal (appliances here and there and a plumbing issue here and there).it's in a good school district so it should always be easy to rent, but value is very flat so appreciation looks like it'll be minimal moving forward.Thank you!

My question is do you guys think it is worth trying another lender and appraisal or am I just wasting more money? 

This included changing over a few HVAC grates that had been broken by wild animals, cleaning out debris and yard waste from the backyard, installing a new bathroom fan, etc.The biggest surprise continues to be the loan that I took - not only did I have to pay for a rehab consultant to oversee the project on behalf of the lender (he cost me $850 on the first inspection, and $375 more PER draw after that.

They are aware that any money put in now will be wasted in the long run but really need to get the building up and running as it is a huge financial drain for them at the moment.

The issue is this is all a gamble because I could very well get out bitted at the auction and would have wasted my time and funds...Technically I would still have to get an attorney if I did win it.. but to pay up front with so many uncertainties is the issue.

We just realized that we need to do our part and minimize exposure.   

If anyone has any advice to make this process easy with minimal risk, I would appreciate the info. 

Keep in mind you will turn this list every few months.If you're main focus is fielding the requests to minimize your involvement there are services that can handle that for far less.