You also said you purchased a few months ago and you the employer isn't shutting down for a few more months...I'd try to ride out staying where you are as long as possible.

These were the options that were presented in the signing documents as well as the option for the amount I'd like to initially draw.

We use Autohost to automate this process via an online check-in system: https://www.autohost.ai/You can also use it to gather additional information and place a hold on their credit card, similar to a hotel.The one downside of Autohost, is that it doesn't have an automated way to collect the ID for all the adult guests (although it collects names + email from the guest).Finally, Autohost can also be used to have the guests sign your rental agreement and agree to your house rules.

I'd be happy to talk to you about how to make yourself ready.

I'm not sure of the legality so I can't comment there....either way though I'd just go get a personal loan for a balance that low or transfer the property sub-to...

I'd love to hear your input.

The first thing I'd do (if you haven't) is talk to him about it.

I'd keep that in place.You should account for it even if your doing the work.You should also have cash reserves in case the estimated numbers are off.

I'd rather have $150 to have something to do, instead of nothing.

If you go with the new I’d really look into the reputation of the builder and see if you can get some references and then contact them and ask questions about anything and everything you can think of.