I am wondering, if anyone has any perspective on how expensive financing compares across options - financed via an opportunity fund investment, versus financing relative to bank financing.

I am wondering, if anyone has any perspective on how expensive financing compares across options - financed via an opportunity fund investment, versus financing relative to bank financing.

@Cassandra Sifford I would recommend self leveling compound ( mix and pour) for uneven concrete floors and even over existing tile.It gives you a smooth flat surface to work with and is relatively easy to mix and spread.

There is a diversity of industry, and we continue to see a lot of coastal clients coming in that believe Denver is a relatively cheap place with amazing quality of life. 

Not foundation related, thankfully.The Duplex is 3,000 sq.So, said another way, the home isn't going to collapse and all I really have to do is bring it to code, while adding some niceties for the area.

There's a relatively small list of minor/cosmetic repairs that will need to be made, but that doesn't bother us so much, we're willing to put the work in.The house had been on the market for just under a month and after the initial walk-through, we made an offer the same day at $65k with a home inspection contingency. 

Will keep in touch if I have more questions related to this.

Without getting to off into the weeds, I think relators are a great resource if you've never bought a home or property before, or time is not something have an abundance of.

Because of this, I've negotiated a very low price relative to the value of the land. 

Nothing but attitude and bad relations.