It's like running for the first time, you get exhausted just thinking of it, but you have to do it in order for any change to happen.

I've exhausted the people I would go to for answers.

We have exhausted most options to procure creative financing to make both deals happen in a fashion that suits his needs/ability.The basics are as follows and use conservative numbers given our local market and overall market volatility:Sale of contract priced at $209kEstimated repair costs $70k (The client is a recently retired contractor and was planning on doing a 75% gut and most work himself.

To be honest, I'm pretty desperate at this point, been losing money for the 2nd year straight and just exhausted from this.ps, don't contact me about selling to you.

Before using your own insurance I would exhaust all options with getting the money from the tenant. 

I'd recommend exhausting your other options to get the 25% down first. 

We have exhausted most options to procure creative financing to make both deals happen in a fashion that suits his needs/ability.The basics are as follows and use conservative numbers given our local market and overall market volatility:Sale of contract priced at $209kEstimated repair costs $70k (The client is a recently retired contractor and was planning on doing a 75% gut and most work himself.

An umbrella policy provides an additional limit of Liability if one of the underlying policies (auto, home, rental dwelling, boat, etc..) has its limits exhausted in a claim.  

This is not an exhaustive effort typically to make sure buyer and seller on same price page.

It also depends on the type of furnace. 60% 70% are generally fine, they are old natural draft type.  80% the kind with a motor that gives the exhaust a little push but still vent in metal flu.