@Skyler Mckinney it's great that you did this leg work up front and didn't just jump in without your exit strategy lined up.

They have multiple Investor friendly companies lined up for each of the trades that you asked about and many more. 

I guess I am curious too, when tenants report issues, do you immediately call a professional in or do you send a handyman as a front line to filter issues?

I've already called a couple places and they won't give a line of credit on rentals.

I do think it would be wise however to make sure you have credit lines available for future use If necessary.

@Ben Kirchner I think part of your confusion is you are mixing lines of credit with traditional mortgages.

Along those lines, I did take the time to negotiate some of these fees up front with my PM.  

When we bought our house, we wanted to do some serious renovations to the property, so we went to our bank and started a Personal Line of Credit (PLoC) for $25k. 

The issue is of course we thought we where buying a 10,218ft lot when actually its only 8800ft AND the fence line and carport extend about 11ft outside of the property line (city side) according to the survey, what are our options?

If you do want to try that though I think a credit line on the condo is a good idea to get out some of your dead equity.