I will take a closer look once i get the chance but don’t remember seeing that on the inspection report

If someone has helped hundreds of other investors, the chances are better that you're in good hands! 

By chance when submitting some papers in the city, the teller commented on how the address was in a good part of the town and her friend would love to move in.

I haven't had a chance to reach out to the county or a property management firm but in your experience, where would you check the demand for section 8 housing?

If I take my chances, can liens be generally negotiated down to small amounts?

Another good example is a person's car, if you look at their car and it is dirty, stinky, and full of garbage, chances are their house isn't much different...but I can't tell somebody they don't qualify because their car is a dump.There simply is no "screening criteria" that can ensure a person will take good care of something.

I can't advise if it is "fair or not" because only the two of you know what work was done to increase the value, what the value of that work is, and what terms you have agreed to split the profits.If it was me, and I had all the equity in the deal, pay half of the expenses, and then receive the same split on profits - I would not feel that is an equitable terms.

The house is in pretty good condition, but if you had the chance to wrap $6k of energy upgrades into the mortgage, what would you include?

The way I see it, $1,800,000 + 100,000 + 132,000 = $2,032,000 and that's really not a lot of wiggle room as it is now, but it could still be a great chance! 

Is there a good chance I will pass?