Or did you mean 5 year payoff as in the loans will balloon and will be required to be paid in full after 5 years completely ?

@Jason Piper It is a little difficult to make a full calculated decision since I don't know how much money is in the deal and when additional rehab was done in the exact year.

I have a friend from high school that builds tiny homes full time.

You can possibly work with the seller and put an agreement together that if you pay the deficit in full and whatever they want on top of that amount then you can take ownership of the property.

I have found most management companies take 10% rent plus one half to one full months rent amount when filling a unit.  

They also tend to be really old and full of lead. 

For some unknown reason you were tested today, you saved a fellow human's life, and showed what you are made of under pressure.

We both work full time, so I think the downside I need to consider would be a slow down to our ability to save and calculating the opportunity cost of our savings.  

Had a full price offer day one, and 10 people show up to the cancelled open house.

If I were in your position, I would sock away as much as humanly possible.