@Quin Weidner ... chip in here at any time !

Before you know it, at the rate you're going, you will be so far in the hole when you eventually sell (if you have anything left to sell), you will have to pay your buyer at closing.If this was Poker, you'd be the one playing with a terrible hand, but insisting on throwing chip after chip into the pot, with the rationalization that the more chips you have in that pot, the more you have to lose, so you have to stay in that hand so you don't lose it. 

. ,  the short answer to how I would use this as a bargaining chip is that in it's current split up form, only cash buyers are looking at the property because they are the only ones that could do this somewhat hassle-free.If these were just two four unit properties on two parcels or even an eight unit, traditional lenders could be used for either residential or commercial loans.

You can also throw a company event where everyone chips in to package shirts in separate envelopes labeled with the size on the outside.

Intact Lead paint is not a hazard, flaking chipping and peeling, and lead paint dust are the biggest risks.

Just note that although the streamline now renamed to 203k limited does allow you to borrow up to $35,000 for a renovation the following minimum conditions need to be met:*No Chipping or Peeling Paint (Interior/Exterior)*Must repair all health and safety concerns - utilities, major mechanicals, trip hazards, etc.

You're not the only one Chip, what I see on BP is that, at least from the way many newbies talk (including guru types) is some insistent disregard to caution.

Originally posted by @Chip Cook:Please help!!!

We looked at all of this for our site and just decided to put out quality content and let the chips fall where they may.

Examples: Chips in the porcelain of an appliance, sink or tub.