But I only BRRR and want to pull all my cash back out.

If it was me, use it first to pay off all other debts (except primary mortgage), then put it in savings to build a nice emergency fund, and then you'd have to do the math on refinancing and your payments to see if pulling out the equity would be worth it.

We are not doing any construction ourselves, only administrative work like pulling permits, etc in order to fulfil our sweat equity duties.

A co-worker who is also an agent and investor was practically pulling his hair out because in his opinion my premium was so high $712 a year for a 2 bed/1 bath 800 sq ft.

Internet- U-Haul has great pull.

Has anyone come across this and if so how did you find a way to pull the equity out? 

The HVAC unit is working no more or less by conditioning that space, so long as it's a) not pulling return air from the common space, b) is not reading a thermostat temperature from the common space, and c) not dumping an incredible amount of air into the space (all of which should not be happening regardless).

What are they trying to pull here?

I have been reading this forum for about 3 years and my wife and I decided to pull the trigger on a 6 unit apartment building in our town that the numbers look fantastic on and we are very excited and eager to get started but are also terrified because of the amount of money we are investing in this and want to ensure that we do everything correct and to have the greatest ROI that we can.

Don't think it will cash flow with that much equity pulled out.