No, they won’t discount the price for a larger EM since they are requiring it for a reason.

this happens all the time.. the closing attorney who closed your deal without a recorded satisfaction or reconveyance deed what ever Is appropriate there is the one on the hot seat.. 

(I do not believe that FIL will be very interested in using the proceeds as leverage for purchasing a larger property, but is more interested in a duplex/triplex of similar value).6) the wife and I would co-own with FIL, but actively manage the property Questions:Does this sound like a good approach?

If your ever interested in the Illinois market feel free to reach out to me again!

I am going to filling Eviction next week. have anyone ever deal with this before?

I would only ever bring in a plumber/electrician if A) it was a large multi-family (a dozen or more units - which I haven't yet graduated to) or B) I knew there were potential major electrical/plumbing issues.

The trouble is the variance.This town has a reputation for being stingy with them but I talked to their zoning director and he said that if there was ever a case that was likely to go through, this was the one.

I have a lot of skills and knowledge on the rehab end of things that I can bring the table for a potential partnership, how ever I do not have much capitol.

just a fyi, it's 50% OR 50k max.... which ever is lessA qualified plan may, but is not required to provide for loans.

Did you ever find your contractor?