Here are the options I have with the bank.Finance all 150K for 10 years, giving me a monthly income of 3,300.Finance all 150K for 20 years, giving me a monthly income of 3,800.Or include 30K of my savings andFinance 120K for 10 years, giving me a monthly income of 3,600.Finance 120K for 20 years, giving me a monthly income of 4,100.I also have an option of a private loan of 60K, include my 30K, and just finish paying it all off in the next 6 years. 

the house we built only cost 300k to build LOL. so it was inverse to the adage that you pay 1/3 to 1/5 for the land of a finished product new construction. 

We are not trying to rush into anything because we still need to put capital together and finish structuring everything, along with further due diligence.

I'm very excited about this house, and can't wait to continue and finish the renovation project.

It's one thing to find a good deal and another to take it to the finish line.

The house has serous basement level water damage which is the major part of the rehab and the master bedroom was framed but not finished.

No drains or sump pump.The basement is finished.

Also a likely tenant lined up as she had been waiting to lease until the work was finished but the seller got tied up with the city (get your permits people!)

Super newbie question here but I want to make sure I have a developed understanding of the process that has worked for others. 
What is your step-by-step process for purchasing a property, from discovery to closing? ...

I finished my 75 hour pre licensed courses, waiting to take my course and state test once I turn 18.