Definitely some great advice in here that I wouldn't have known otherwise.The property is in Cypress Hills and an end unit brick townhouse.

I have an elderly tenant who fell in her bathroom and wasn't found for 2 days.

lots of choices in Ohio .. and now that I mentioned OHIO the Columbus boys will pop in here shortly. 

That doesn't address a mistake inherent in the survey itself which I think the seller can't be liable for.I hadn't done any underwriting for a while before I retired but I don't remember a prohibition on issuing an extended form policy on commercial property.

While Kim addresses raising capital in her book, she focuses on the legal and structural aspects with a lighter touch on marketing and so on.  

The biggest obstacle is it needs a new sewer line run before the property can change hands (cost estimate $15,000).   

I am the executer of her estate so I am trying to get this resolved so I can disburse any money in her bank account and her family heirlooms to her grandchildren.

I have been going back and forth if i should put quartz white countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms, some people tell me quartz white does stain one being my sister who recently got quartz in her house- but store owners tell me no quartz doesnt stain and it is the most durable. some people tell me the 2cm is the best and most popular size , but i believe the 3cm is better since it is thicker and can possibly last longer.

There is inherently much more risk. 

Don't get me started, but the case worker claims she has never in her life seen more fluky things happen to thwart a tenant from moving.