Was she attempting to get credit for rent payments and/or the Option Consideration? 

I prefer the townhome option over a single family house even though I hate paying for HOA fees and how unpredictable they can be and suddenly rise or have an assessment.

Sales volume was down 47% from 2019, and median days on market remained volatile, rising from 14 to 26, but houses sold for 99.1% of list price, and inventory dipped below a 1 month supply, at 0.9 months.

I have some time before I get into this so would just like to hear you guys thoughts and/or considerations.

In regards to equity, a co op is viewed as personal property and not real estate. also take into consideration down payment and closing cost, a median going price seems to be upwards of 200k for 2bd apt in ny.

I assume that those additional considerations will affect the price that sellers can demand.

Its a 800sqft condo in a mid-rise, right next to 8th st.

Will insurance companies take this into consideration?

But when done as Investment for fix/flip or lease/hold, the down payment rises to minimum 15% down but you get credit for future rent at 75% of gross rent, as projected by an Appraiser, to help qualify whether you sell or not.Just a word on 203k.

When I dive into a deal other areas of the company...my private fundraising slow down considerably, then I'm playing catch up!