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This includes the situation on the ground in a low inventory market where a lack of deals to be had makes time spent on this worth getting the Agent, attorney, and Seller to the table to account for this. 

But what Raman, who has worked as a consultant and started multiple nonprofits, thinks she brings to the table is a realistic assessment of how bureaucrats can work effectively with city departments to get things done!

So there is almost $100k left on the table as far as equity! 

@Rob BiancoI would definitely add at least one more washer and dryer, as well as a nice folding table for the residents.

Have the uncomfortable discussions now about how the partnership will be split and who brings what to the table.

The Fanny loan is pretty much off the table at the moment, except for the fact that my lender is saying that this following scenario is possible.

Which means we are bringing more money to the table than expected.Please share with us who you use for Private money and or an appraiser for this area.

Is there something else the partner can bring to the table other than just a signature?

The US Census has lots of good info:  https://data.census.gov/cedsci/table?