Currently on No and Low Money Down (financing will be my biggest hurdle).

Down payments are usually the biggest hurdle as most lenders require 25% down on MFHS. 

If we could have made our hurdle rate with 17.5% and were going to borrow we would have used the 17.5% in the analysis provided to the lender. 

In this consideration, we would like an understanding of ''canned'' project costs for the typical, respective type of work while also allowing us to provide our contacts when costs are unreasonable from their providers.

I can't imagine a landlord, in these circumstances, would be unreasonable with a tenant who is facing hardship and risk losing out on cash flow versus working something out.  

I would definitely be interested in hearing more about the financials, as that seems biggest hurdle for me right now. 

I've seen it done with no issues here in NJ so it shouldn't be too much of a hurdle as long as the numbers make sense.

For others, with other obligations like family, school, other work, etc, they will gladly pay a reasonable (or unreasonable) amount to be spoonfed lol. 

We had photos done right before Shelter in place order, and a video walkthrough by seller once we knew no in person showings were allowed.Fingers crossed, lots of hurdles to cross with appraisers, inspectors, etc. gaining access.

.$2k sounds actually doesn’t seem unreasonable for a multi-parcel problem... and I would ask the seller to pay it or I would walk, assuming this is during a study period.