You’ll learn nothing specific from Fannie.  

For example, let's say the going rate of comps within a specific set of Single Family Homes is 350K-$375K.

Over the course of a month they would get a pretty good handle on what specific areas they liked the most. 

Refinancing and paying off that FHA loan as well as pulling all my cash back out from the rehab and hopefully more, does this work this way or is there some rules or regulations on this specific kind of thing that would prevent me from doing this?

Full disclosure, I'm in Des Moines and pretty well vested as I moved here 4.5 years ago and we have a nice little portfolio of real estate.Your question really got me thinking and I've been researching the population growth, and specifically contributors of immigration the last hour or so. 

I am a buy and hold.In Lowell it is impossible to currently find a good deal on a 6 unit, one that generates a positive cash flow.Any recommendations on management companies, plumbers, builders, specific neighborhoods, past experiences( the good and the bad) or even on proving me wrong in my assessment of the area.Jay

First and foremost, accepting even a partial payment after the cure period has lapsed is not a good idea unless you are in a state that specifically allows such.

Perhaps you just need someone who may/may not have specific skills but rather acts like more of a Project Manager?

What are some best strategic marketing ideas have you seen that will target specifically into gaining "Bigger Multifamily" (40+ units) accounts for a management company? 

These are all conversations you will want to have with your attorney and CPA so that you get advice specific to your own situation.