I was thinking of just drilling a small hole and hopefully injecting it or getting it in there somehow.Quote from @Max T.: I live in a Philly row and had a similar problem.

Both our real estate and lending arms do joint ventures with investors that inject the capital and/or are looking for experience while we provide the experience, resources, and management of the project/loan all the time.

Assuming this property cash-flows the injection of cash too remodel should increase that amount and SHORTEN the timeline.

They will most likely require consistent cash injections along with your time involvement.

Injecting FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) without knowledge to back it up is irresponsible.

You have to have some cash to inject and a good contractor, but I have personally done a big one in the past year and it was VERY lucrative.

Over just a few months, it's completely shifted how I approach things, injecting a dose of excitement and success into every move I make.Sub2 isn't your typical mentorship—it's a community.

If you can really do 185-200k I would keep, look for a new lot and repeat, or just keep with the 150k injected as your COC is still gonna be high.  

It starts as wave #1, mass liquidity injected into system that spurs consumer activity. 

One solution might be to either 1) get a partner to help with the equity injection and/or 2) consider taking on a light flip or two to help you build cash in the coffers to attack a rental later when you have a bit more down to get the cash flow to a point where your wife won't divorce you.