You have a pension as a fireman so I would keep the 401k on the back burner.

If it does not fit your criteria or if they are unreasonable put them on the back burner and follow up with them in a couple weeks to see what they are up too. 

Expect at least a week of delay on the initial process.The bank will counter after there dd, just keep following up and keep this one on the back burner.  

I guess this will need to go on the back burner.

There's not much the lenders can do based on my preliminary estimated numbers so until I have the formal pro-forma data from the feasibility analysis, that will have to go on the back burner.

There's not much the lenders can do based on my preliminary estimated numbers so until I have the formal pro-forma data from the feasibility analysis, that will have to go on the back burner.

My suggestion is to get a boiler service guy (probably a smaller company)  out and get an estimate of what it will cost to repair the boiler so she has heat.. you don't need it working like new just want it to heat..Then you can make more decisions...OK My knowledge on boilers is not great but basically you have a oil or gas burner, a pump and pump motor,  piping and zone valves, and pressure gauge.... so, thermostat calls for heat then boiler fires up and tries to heat water .... then temp of water high enough to heat with.... then pump kicks on to circulate water to and from boiler...      

I have been studying for my boards recently and had to put my real estate ventures on the back burner for a bit.

The bad stove top burners and outlet plate were already bad when we moved in (documented). 

@Nate Wightman I agree that sooner than later would be better and for talking with the developer or any investor in the area that wants to build a multi family.Tomorrow can't come fast enough so to find out if I dig in more with this potential deal or put it on the back burner.