Ask the seller to cover a portion. 

Any left over amount Uncle Sam and your state governor will help you by investing a portion in pothole repair lunch breaks, subsidizing the care of dogs owned by the homeless and conducting study to establish if a study is needed to study the effect late night/early morning traffic has on marsupial wildlife living near the freeway.

I'm not sure that's an option.I'm wondering if anyone on here has some insight as to other options with keeping my mother on as a temporary partner, refinancing at a later time to buy her portion out.

I wasn't home for 2 weeks during these due to working and traveling so I never signed my portion of the lease.

I've created separate portions of the unit layout to capture what the landlord says the rents are currently collecting, and what I believe is more appropriate for the market, especially after a rehab/cleanup. 

The owner is willing to take on a significant portion of the debt with a second position. 

You would be sharing profits but your portion would still see the same % return as it would be if you invested the entire amount. 15% of $200,000 or $50,000 is still a 15% return.Built in the 80s means everything is at the end of it's life...or has already been replaced.

But it sure does exclude a huge portion of potential renters.

The compliance portion of our DD includes everything related to city, county, and state compliance to continue to run the property as a park.

I don't want to spoil it, but there is a good portion of the episode that is about the main character trying to get into a nicer apartment complex but needs to raise her social score first.