@Paul M.I think you are over-engineering, but if you want to there's no safety issue with the interconnection, especially if you keep it temporary in nature.

They will let you know if you will qualify for a loan or what your next steps are in order to qualify for a loan.2) Do what the lender tells you to do. 3) Come up with a plan of action based on what you now know and be patient!

., we preach "land of the free", where an adult person is supposedly allowed the right to make decisions, good or bad, for their own health and safety.

Be patient and continue to save, get more education, and network (once the pandemic is over).

During the due diligence process it was uncovered that the tenant is a substance abuse clinic and they are using the property to provide temporary housing for patients.

If you are concerned about the safety of your beam in the middle of the beam length (not under the foundation wall), you could consider adding lally columns for support.

Thanks, @Henry Clark for being patient and taking the time to give me this advice.

Expect to take a loss in the near term, but be patient because when the market bounces back to the new "normal" we can raise the rent back to a higher market rate.

Some people say to put equity into a house when in reality you can just be patient and FIND equity in a house.

Definitely always good to have some money available as as safety net.