I have 7 more days of financial contigency.

We got a great job, came out whole financially and managed to keep the job site a friendly place to be. 

Okay, then on a 400k loan, stick with 3.750% rate with no lender credit to pay towards closing cost vs a few tax deductible dollars more per month at 3.875% rate  with $8000 lender credit to pay towards closing cost.Any more financial wizards want to comment?

They’ll be requiring financials up front.

However, after learning more about real estate investing this week, I realized there were different paths to financial independence.

On the CRT website, one type of dispute they will look at is "issues of financial responsibility for repairs and the choice of bids for services."

I’ve decided enough is enough it is time to take action towards financial freedom.

@Peter Bui So I did a quick analysis on the deal through the financial model I built and this doesn't look like a good deal at all even with missing expenses that you can see from the below charts.

I am willing to split the total amount of the invoice ($746.96) and pay 50% or $373.48; and, in addition, given a possible financial hardship, allow you to make monthly incremental payments towards your share of the balance ($373.48) over three months, beginning inOctober 1, 2017 and ending on December, 1, 2017.

Tearing down a house at 220k and having a new larger house built for 150 to 200 per sq ft just does not make financial sense if its Arv is 500 to 550 k.