If you would like to schedule a walk-through inspection of the property after move out to assess property condition and any potential damages and cleaning charges, please let us know.

U think @Russell Brazil or @Steve K. are not going to be there at the final walk through to make sure their clients are protected ????

BTW who walked it? 

You need to know what you're doing or to have someone that can walk you through the process.

I’d walk. 

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You should come to some of our meetups and ‘home crawls’ where we walk some of our current projects with clients in LA.

The rest is luck: did it rain that weekend and did we have the right buyers walk through the door, to push the winning offer just the last bit.. you can't control that. 

as an example, lets say a lender gave you an 80% loan to buy the land PLUS 100% of the cost to build the property on it in the form of draws... theoretically you'd be walking away with MORE than 100% financing. its just done in a round about way, and you would still need to bring in some "skin" as @Brandon Croucier mentioned. 

As an alternative you could look for a walk-out, lock-off basement and add a small kitchen/kitchenette down there to have your own space away from your housemates.