We are going to speak to a financial advisor about this.The home is beautiful but outdated and needing a ton of work.

It's relatively outdated as it's a '97 house and apparently code has evolved in the past 25 years.For one, it claims the Electrical Panel breaker box cannot be in the master bedroom closet (which is where it's located) nowadays and there's no outside shut off valve.

(You must complete the sale before 3 years passes from your move out date, so it can’t be a rental for 3 years.)So…If you have a large capital gain that will become taxable when their lease expires (both federal and state income tax) you pretty much have to sell before that date or not for at least 10 years just to break even with selling now. 

Looks like the loan is being quoted well above full price to compensate for the 0.00% origination  rates/quotes from 4 months ago are pretty stale and outdated based on pricing today though

There are many older/outdated properties that are not properly cared for but may appear attractive on the surface.

Really, I want to get started but there is so much information out there that I am trying to make sure I get the right info, but also not miss anything important or get outdated info.

Lastly, PR's data is ridiculously outdated. 

You'r standard estate plan is still 100 years behind the times, and families have devastating costs due to poor traditional and outdated estate planning that have nothing to do with asset protection.

Ensure that all electrical fittings are up to code and replace any outdated wiring as necessary.Outdoor Space:Patio/Deck: The small deck area provides a nice outdoor space.

And like all the gurus, (Childress, Dave Galegor, Cantwell and the list goes on)...they pitch their seminars and courses; charge ridiculous amounts of money for outdated or information one can obtain for free with just a little bit of effort.