Take a car for example that brand new Truck, Tesla etc. you buy for $60k and you are happy with it it is a great car, but you find out the dealer down the street was selling it for $50k the exact same car just a lower price. 

I’ve given each option some thought and each have there pros and cons, I wondered if somebody with more investment experience could shed some light on the situation. 

I have the money saved to make the higher down payment on the little cottage but it's close to all of what I had set aside to purchase and light reno so it would be tight.

Most people take a photo with their phone in poor lighting and not great focus, so its not a reliable way to verify.

Itemize those and how much life they have left-so if they took a brand new mattress, it is replacement value; if mattresses last 10 year (I have no idea) and it was 5 years old, then 50% of replacement cost. 

There are a LOT of reasons @Joshua Hively and I are really glad to be a part of HomeVestors in a time like this:1) Residual brand recognition: Even if we pull back on advertising and even if homeowners are not getting our mailers, they've heard of us and know we buy houses!

I have brand new tenants that moved in days before the Illinois quarantine started.

I was hoping you savvy lenders and investors could shed some light on this for me. 

I wanted to shed some light on our current Covid-19 situation and speak to capital raising.

Also discovered prices for brand new mobile homes with same specs at the same wholesale price I would've paid.