Paying simple interest on access to equity only when you need it sure beats locking in 30 years of higher interest-first payments with a cash-out. 

Have gotten derailed 3 times now at the last minute with the simple message "our risk department will not open up a business account that is owned by an IRA".   

This is where I get confused - I think there may have been some type of verbal agreement between my realtor and her's that I'd take care of any simple/obvious repairs if we could get this over the finish line. 

Purchase price: $335,000 Cash invested: $33,500 This is a simple 2 bed 2 bath condo with a 2 car garage.

I've watched dozens of DIY videos, but this one is more complex than I expected and confusing.

I would keep things simple and first speak with your original lender who completed the underwriting.

However, the simple economics of it let us know that, to a certain degree, you get what you pay for in inspections like many other things in life.  

Certainly willing to help but the simple answer to your question is above.

I would advise against multiple markets from the beginning due to the simple fact that it gets harder to scale.Hope that helps!

The best use of your time is probably not simple labor intensive tasks that anyone can do.