., first off you never state who should be paying for the damage? 

I help clients invest as well, majority of my business is done in Lake County.

Bonus: You get to stop paying any fees related to the FL LLC.

Hire a professional to do it and pay them if it needs to be done.

I can only conclude that someone with a lot of cash was getting anxious to deploy their money quickly and was willing to pay well above what the broker (and many buyers) thought it would sell for.Perhaps it is not such a bad time to sell!

While it is hard to get in, renting out your space should be rather simple if you are charging fair rates.The best returns I am seeing with my clients is investing into turnkey real estate and putting 25% down (25% gets you better rate than 20%).

The pay at it was so low it wasn’t helping provide down payment money but it did cover my cost of living.

This could be useful information if you need to push back on this and you might want to consider floating some questions back to the landlord about the depreciated worth of the door and hint that you are not expecting to pay for a whole new door.  

His brother died over 10 years ago and he has been taking care of the property and paying the bills and taxes ever since.How do I go about ensuring the seller has the right to sell the property. 

If it needs to stay in the original account, can I use it to pay for other expenses?