u/mmmoneypls

Can someone provide me some clarity regarding purchasing an apartment in lebanon? Specifically, is the average deposit required by owners really generally 50% cash? I understand there is generally no mortgage or if so a year or so max.

I have toured a few places that are, for example, $260k let’s say and the owner expects a $130k cash deposit and to pay out the rest within a year or the rest asap.

Is this the new norm? If not, what is normal and what’s not?

I see Georgetown offers a test optional (meaning no LSAT, GRE…etc required) evening program, and I see maybe George Mason does too?

Is there a comprehensive list for all the schools that do this? And if there are any statistics that accompany this such as avg GPA?

I see on lsd.law that C-suite at a Fortune 500 is a Tier 1 soft factor for law school apps, but would being a manager count as Tier 2? Or is it just decent work experience without really standing out?

Also, how much would academic probation junior year of undergrad hurt me? That was about 8 years ago at this point.

Does anyone have a rocket appartamento boiler that they are willing to part with? Mine was damaged in a move. Thanks.