There seems to be a recurring problem Angelina is finding with the loans,
milton@d5labs.com (12:59:49 PM): It seems that when you purchase a property, your cash on hand will go to zero where there should be some cash left,
milton@d5labs.com (1:00:30 PM): when you are prompted to take a loan, the loan amount should be the difference between your cash on hand and the cost of the property in $1,000 increments, is that correct?
whuffaKilla (1:01:44 PM): yes
milton@d5labs.com (1:01:53 PM): Here is an example of what is occuring,
milton@d5labs.com (1:02:06 PM): If you have $1,190 in cash on hand,m
milton@d5labs.com (1:02:34 PM): and land on a property with a $5,000 down payment, and a $400 dollar bank payment,
milton@d5labs.com (1:02:59 PM): the bank loan is for $4,000,
milton@d5labs.com (1:03:30 PM): Once you press accept on getting the loan, your cash on hand goes to $0
milton@d5labs.com (1:03:50 PM): It seems somewhere an expense is being duplicated, or not enough is being charged
milton@d5labs.com (1:04:39 PM): It seems that because of the $400 bank payment, the loan should be for $5,000