I have about $7,000 liquid assets. 

I can't find any real motive other than he has held it since the 70s, and is slowly selling assetts to liquidate. 

Unless they hold a note for a 200-unit property of yours and you have a branch deposit account with $250k liquid funds in their institution, they're not losing sleep over you.  

What does your liquidity look like?

And every investment style has a different return/liquidity/effort/risk/etc. profile.

Yes that sucks, but your essentially paying $60 a month convenience fee to have a very liquid cash position if you need to make repairs.

Knowing that you would be able to restore your VA entitlement fully with more liquid capital could put you in a great position to buy a multi-family property in FL and have cash for other, maybe out of market investments. 

I have high net worth, great income but not $1.7 liquid.

In some instances the property will be held in a Private Portfolio which will be managed by the RE Banker, also the property could be acquired and rehabbed and place back on the market for retail sale.RE Syndicator: is a consultant who structures deals from the acquisition stage all the way to the liquidation stage.

@Jerry Guzman I’m an aspiring investor with liquidity & ready to buy; I’d be interested in connecting.