A fee is typically assessed for doing so.I was told that o would have to pay for the rest of the year.

The deals disappear, and what you're left with as just a property.Deals are made from opportunities, and are based on the smallest out of pocket (cash) you can do, with the rest paid for by someone else (terms). 

We added 2 bedrooms and a bath and a lot of work to bring the rest of the building livable.

I said to the seller, these two items are very concerning but the rest were things that I didn't mind taking care. etc etc.Hope this helps.

I've been reaching out to CPA's and a couple lawyers but not much traction sense I'm officially not at the table for the properties in the trust.

Do I save, save, save to build enough capital to purchase a property outright OR look for 20% down and go get financing for the rest. 

@Nick BelskyTell me about the rest of the terms available.

The rest get easier because you learn things!

Live in one of the units and rent out the rest, this is a great way to get into and learn the rental game, and often live for free (tenants pay your mortgage, utilities, etc), maybe even make some positive cash flow.

Do you guys aim to have your purchase paid in full, or down payment only and finance the rest?