Best solution is 5% down on a conventional loan

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Does anyone have any other solutions to this problem? 

The payment to you depends on total rents received minus expenses with some minimum positive cash flow""Either solution I can act fast usually within 10 to 15 business days"@Steve Vaughan has some great negotiation language too

Repointing is usually the solution.

My overall strategy is to concentrate on one larger deal at a time and not on smaller deals.So is there anyway to use these funds for this purpose or do I need to find another solution?

Furthermore, I loved your Poe statement about a problem property and creative solutions.  

Sorry I wasn't much help, but the best solution I can think of.

Insurance can remain the same, a buyer may be added as an additional insured which affords liability coverage or as a loss payee to be entitled to loss amounts only, you need to see your insurance agent as to the best solution and determine your insurable interests in the property.

I figured that I would just have to eat the overruns for now and hopefully be able to make it up in eventual cash-flow but was hoping for another solution.