I Appreciate everyone’s input thank you so much my lowest quote now is $9700 and I’m going to try to negotiate in a auto shutoff valve while they are at it…after multiple points of views so far 10k seems to be the average.

Describe exactly what is wrong with it. 

This is because the condo is brand new and is finishing the construction, so I guess is better to have the point of view of an inspector than do it by myself, what are your thoughts and recommendations?

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I've been mailing them because usually I can't find a phone number associated but was just wondering if anyone had some luck with this situation I've described.

Im going to go view this house again, and maybe take some pics...or better pics this time.

And because, on the purchase side, there's an inherent risk that you could preapprove someone using asset depletion when their Tesla stock is at $700, then 2 months later they go into contract and it's at $550, and boom you don't qualify, and this will be viewed as the fault of the lender or loan originator (hint hint: If I knew what Tesla stock was going to do 2 months from now, I wouldn't need to do mortgages!). 

One thing is for sure.... if we have crazy inflation, I don't see how any sponsor will be able to make a successful exit as the cost of financing will go way up.As for your original question, I see what you're getting at, but I would assume that for a CORE property like the one you are describing, I wouldn't be comfortable if a syndicator intended to finance more than 70% of the purchase.

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The down payment you describes is 1 Million and you are providing 30% of it.