So if you go even 5% under then you stand a chance of losing the building.

But if you need a new second chances are you will no longer need 20%.

Assuming all possibilities are equally likely (again, the real number is just as likely to be 47.34534% as 49.234234%), then there is a near certain chance that the actual number is below 50% (it could be 49.9999999%, but near certain it is below 50% just because there is a 1 in an infinite chance that it's exactly 50%).

The longer the house sits there empty, the more chances of something happening to it.

Depending on how much houses go for in your area there is a chance you could get started on that amount.

But if you're trying to put down $50k to buy a 1m building, and you have to get a first and a seller second then there's absolutely very little chance of you getting any discount.

Take it from a multi millionaire REI who's been to college and can tell you flat out that that course that you can buy for $40 bucks (used) will give you a far better chance at becoming filthy rich than going to college ever will.

Your aim is to sell the property for the highest price, and mass marketing gives you the best chance to do that.With that being said, there may come a time wher you have built a relationship with one or two buyers.

Pledge my 401(k) and take the chance that I won't run into a problem with the bank, or if I did, it could be smoothed out without affecting my 401(k).2.

The coast is "under developed" in terms of Floridian coast and its a portion Florida that has a lower chance to be hit by a landfalling Hurricane then most of FL.