Not even counting anything related to the RE/Escrow part of the sale, you still need a good chunk of money, like you say...moving, repairs, furniture, landscaping, new BBQ, beer fridge, Etc....I'd allow at least $5k....

BBQ, firepits and tables out back, party lights, cornhole, horseshoes....games and books inside.

I'm thinking maybe cast iron boiler would be less expensive and simpler to maintain?

This "expertise" will fuel their next 9 misses, because they proved they were right in the past (this is where the ironic background music is piped in), until they once again show the world they know best.I guess if you can make it to the MLB Hall of Fame by being failing 7 out of 10 times, ...?

Ironically, I actually did a cash out refi just about a year ago to date to bolster the fund pool for the next move and to reduce my rate. 

Iron out all the terms, have an attorney draft up a purchase agreement for you for a few hundred bucks, and then give it to a title/escrow company and they will take care of the rest.

If you can’t convince her , your Landlord career may be short lived and left as a blah conversation at the bbq grill .

A lot of older houses used cast iron piping.

@Goanar Mar This is ironic.  

The stack is cast iron.