This may be one of those situations where you're trying to get blood out of a stone.

Given the issue took 4 weeks to reach a temporary solution, maybe you could have looked into renting a portable or temporary unit immediately after the first expert told you this problem would be difficult to fix. 4 weeks with now circulating air in 100 degree weather is brutal - I know, I grew up in central Florida, where we don't have the luxury of the ocean breeze. 

Not to rain on your parade, Gabriel, but it is almost always a bad idea to borrow money from family and mix business and blood.

My savings can provide downpayment for two to three properties in LV, so while I wanted to start with one, the eventual goal was to circulate a few, or perhaps create rentals.Well, now in walks Covid-19.

It means a lot to us that we have been able to keep them working.”In New York, rent strikers want state lawmakers to impose a “universal cancellation of any rent, mortgage, or utility payments owed or accumulated during the length of this crisis,” according to a document called the “Rent Strike Toolkit” that is being circulated by tenant groups.

Everything I can find on HUD.gov or otherwise with google defines immediate family as: (by blood, in-law, or marriage) parent, child, or sibling -- or spouse of any of these.

Although my blood is quite watered down, lol.

Do you have specific ones that you've had to learn the hard way, aka that are "written in blood"?

The part most of the blogs forget is all the blood, sweat and tears in the middle!

I believe the adopted child's share is equally divided amongst the adopted siblings but I'm not sure if the biological siblings become involved or if there is a split in % passed down as there is with half siblings receiving 50% of what a full blood sibling would receive.