I am trying to avoid an FHA (203K) because I do not want to get stuck tacking on thousands of additional dollars (that I will be paying PMI on) to pay a professional to paint the inside and outside of the house to meet the "no peeling paint" requirements in order to close on loan.

A single family home 4 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms 2,140 sq ft, unfinished basement, 2 car garage, pole barn with additional 2 car garage & 8 dog kennel, updated appliances, roof in great shape, well septic & 2 acres.

Additionally, his equity split is Investor Equity (80.0%)Sponsor Equity (20.0%), is this also typical? 

Thus, if you ask your employer to withhold additional amounts for the rest of the year, the penalty can be retroactively eliminated.

Get your lawyer to adjust the terms to include additional partners.Never operate any partnership without a legal binding contract.

(c) If after a casualty loss the rental premises are partially unusable for residential purposes and if the casualty loss is not caused by the negligence or fault of the tenant, a member of the tenant's family, or a guest or invitee of the tenant, the tenant is entitled to reduction in the rent in an amount proportionate to the extent the premises are unusable because of the casualty, but only on judgment of a county or district court.

I had an engineer over last week who told me that in order for my retrofit to be code compliant (Chapter A3) we will have to add an additional shear wall under the house, which will be big $$$.I'm currently working through my options, and was hoping to get some insight from the forum on what my best path forward is.1) Do nothing and leave the house as is.

For example, when selling an automobile to acquire funds which will be used as a source of down payment or for closing costs, the lender will usually require the bill of sale (in addition to other items) to help document this source of funds.biweekly mortgageA mortgage in which you make payments every two weeks instead of once a month.

You can search by pending sales, by recent price reductions, etc. 

I am with @Tim Swierczek here - tenants are not going to pay the same amount of rent for unit that they also have to pay additional utilities.