As others have mentioned, you could bring in partners for the down payment cash, or, since you think you can pick this building up for a bit cheaper than advertised, do you know what it's actually worth?

I work in advertising/marketing and am just working on building my net worth for my daughter and I and have had some really good luck in the market so far. 

Sit back and collect your check at the end.If you are worried about the foreclosure sale and what the property might fetch at auction, then I suggest you help advertise/market the foreclosure sale yourself and/or attend the auction and bid up the price.

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for each area as they are discussed in the forums daily with advertisements posted in the BiggerPockets marketplace hourly.

I am not sure what the best options are to remedy this situation.Background: We advertised as a pet friendly rental because we have owned a dog in this house (we barely moved out and have turned it into a rental).

In my area, since trash and sewer can put liens on the property for unpaid bills, I advertise the “no utilities” price and then write the lease so tenant pays a flat fee to cover trash and sewer each month.

If the CPA has a problem with a particular amount, say $60 for Advertising, I can click on it and see the details and re-categorize it if needed, right on the fly and my CPA will see the numbers change in real time.For the Building Automation, some of my partners really don't like spending the money.

The advertisements you see for "no PMI!"

@Ty Zaczkowski what you are proposing is called false advertising.

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for each area as they are discussed in the forums daily with advertisements posted in the BiggerPockets marketplace hourly.