With an estimate like that, expect to be change-ordered every step of the way, or if not expect to have way overpaid.

Doing my best to change that going forward and check out PRO posts daily and respond where I can be helpful.Not soliciting anything. 

The only way to change that is to move forward.

My kiddos are 1,3, and 15. i spend my time with them changing diapers and watching the wiggles when i'm not working. 

If I have a broker representing me and we come across a seller that has does not have representation, my broker can all of a sudden change from having a responsibility to me to a responsibility equal with seller.

Beyond that, it can get stick very fast as the more creative you try to get the more expensive the money gets.

I should mention that the lease states that any changes to the lease must be in writing and signed by both her and me.  

I'd box up anything left put it in storage, and change the locks.And put note on door lock changed contact owner with phone number.. 

If I use percentages, than that would change based on the selling price of the apartment.

As to your question, Bridgewell does require you to be a business entity for a loan, unless they have changed their policy in these last few months.