If you are going to consider this as a possibility, before make any commitments, I think you should see a therapist-- especially if you hope to maintain a healthy relationship with your family.

As for the opportunity,as long as it's legit, positive,and healthy it's a good dream.God bless!

, you should have a very healthy profit left over.

His job environment is not healthy, so he has been trying to find another job within the same field, just at a different establishment.

Anyone else is going to bleed you dry with a smile, and the manager who believes in you is also going to do it...but out of stupidity.Don't make this deal or others like it because you can't wait to be a success.

There is a healthy balance. 

There's plenty of healthy options for you.One more thought - Once the insurance company is done that property should be pristine - and done at their expense. 

well if they intend to and do close, all is well and right in the world, BUT if they went into the deal with no intent of closing if they didnt find a buyer for the contract, not that creates a Litigateable problem with the seller, and license law problem because they intend to collect a fee for the contract by marketing the home with out a license. they can argue "But im selling my contract not the house" well thats like saying im eating healthy because this Jelly filled doughnut has fruit in it, no one is buying that argument. 

@Sanjoy V.A deal that produces healthy returns with long term debt in this market shouldn't give you valuation trouble in the future.

If you're looking to spend more, there's always wood-look ceramic tile which a lot of restaurants and hotels are using these days.If it's not a large area and you have a healthy budget, there's always oak.