I have a client that is interested in purchasing a large estate to use as an assisted living facility, but they aren't currently able to swing the down payment.

I guess it's possible to buckle down and pay off the loan and work hard and get an extra job and not spend any money, and hope everything works out perfectly with the property and perhaps get super lucky.

So you are looking at spending 26k to close IF you dispute, spend extra time, and money on new appraisal AND get that new higher appraisal.

Soon to graduate from Physician Assistant school with zero assets and tons of liability so I have some work to do!

Feel free to reach out if I can be of any assistance to you. 

To get this back to where it should be, you'll be spending way more money than you anticipate, because it will mean renovating all the walls.My advice is to dig into the walls and see how deep the baseboard goes, then pull a few.

The more fences plaintiff and his attorney have to jump through, and the more money they have to spend, or time and resources to get to you, the better protected you are.

I wouldn't necessarily say you are way more involved with apartments, but with more units/tenants you are going to be spending more time on it.

As well as Joshua Dorkins from Denver, Colorado with the guidelines for the intro.My name is Alejandro Condis Reyes Alias “NONO”.I am originally from Cuba, but I am currently living in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.I have a dual license as a Massage Therapist as well as Physical Therapist Assistant and I am currently working on both professions.About three years ago a friend of mine introduced me to the book “Cash Flow” from Robert Kiyosaki, and after I finished reading it, I knew that I have to do fundamental changes in my life; otherwise, I would not be able to achieve my goals.

If her niece is selling the house, the niece should assist her family member with finding a new place to live.