Now a days, “I’m not scared to eat alone because I know what I bring to the table.”

It sounds like the Seller has negotiation fatigue honestly and just wants to close and move on at this point, so they're playing hard ball a bit to get you to the closing table.

I also have an amortization table that shows what they are owed at any point in time.Some call this a partial, some hypothecation.

It's supplied by a 2003 vintage NG boiler that I have learned to massage & tune.

To wholesale this, you'd likely have to get your father-in-law to agree to an offer even lower than the one thats on the table now.Reason being, the investor you'd be wholesaling to will not pay more than 70-75% of ARV.Best way to make money off of this, get your RE license, list the property for sale at a realistic price (or slightly below market value), get multiple offers, create a bidding war, sell for top dollar.Best,Abel

I will also be adding a kitchenette down there with Fridge and Microwave and small table.  

A Tenant-in-Common deal with $2mm to bring to the table, as mentioned above, could be a great option.  

For you actuarians, are those numbers in line with the mortality tables in the U.S.?

If you can find a vacant building at good pricing, then most of the headache is off the table.

Many of the large timberland owners in the NH area own 10k acres and are working on 100 year time tables.