@Chris Seveney, we own one investment property and have some money in retirement, but we just started saving so its not a large amount yet, so I wouldn't say we have a ton of assets at this point.

I would recommend the cleaners do a steam mop clean when they have some extra time.We have the LVP Mohawk flooring I put in, in the kids bunk room.

Seller has no money to pay utilities or buy groceries.

I was wondering if it would be possible to raise grant money to help me do it.

I rather fix the damage, have the neighbors insurance pay for it, and find a new Buyer once the issue is resolved.The important question is: After I say NO to the requested discount, if the Buyer decides not to proceed with the purchase, would the Buyer be entitled to receive their earnest money back or should I?

I have funded quite a few Tax sale purchases on bare land in FLA and my clients I lent money to did well with them.. but they are spot lots. and they sold pretty quick on the open market not sure having habitat as a buyer is any bonus for U.

I work with a few lenders that are already making a killing by pivoting exclusively to gov't backed mortgages (read: extra back end profit) for hospitality that can't get financed elsewhere. 

Is it possible for a private investor[non hard money lenders] to pay down your loan and secure a lien and for you to pay them back, and if so where do you find investors that would? 

I hope it gets better with time, it would be a great resource to have and could save a lot of money, if it can be as efficient as PropStream. 

What probably doesn’t help also is that we will be using hard money which eats into profits and so getting that better deal seems to be harder compared to investors that have cash.