Build some concrete for the front door Remove 2 walls Build a wall that includes 2 closets Relocate kitchen Layout 2 which we relocate the bathroom The new layout relocate bathroombuild bathroom walls build 2 closets build a wall for the small bedroom Move front door 1.5 foot Build some concrete for the front doorI'd really appreciate your expert opinion on which one would look better, has less deal breakers and less cost 

I believe his words were something along the lines of, "Do not getting into a flip right now unless you are an expert" (he even claimed he did not know enough to do so).

I'm guessing I'm out of luck but wanted to check with the experts here before discounting the possibility.

@Rick Mills There are still lenders funding deals, but they've understandably all been much more selective because of the current economic situation. 

I always read title, but since we're not experts in title I always tell my clients the best way for them to do their review is to call the title company and ask a rep to go over it on the phone with them to look for any red flags - that way they're putting the review in the hands of an expert.- Your contract probably has deadlines for various things for the buyer and seller (inspection, applying for financing, etc.) - it's a good idea to go through the contract and make a Timeline Worksheet that you can provide to your client so you are both on the same page.

Which of the following rental options do you think will get me as close as possible to $1500/ month in the current economic climate?

Especially given the current economic market.  

I personally do not like the economics of Summit Ave...

They gained our trust, underestimated the scope of work (they are supposed to be experts), and really screwed us over.

Keep learning here with the help of the experts in the industry.