Creative financing advice needed!
Question: My deceased aunt recently left me a house with an appraised value of $57,500. However her will stipulates that her roommate may live in the house as long as she wishes. Therefore the only way for me to raise any cash from this inheritance is to obtain some sort of mortgage on the property.
My credit sucks (though NO bankruptcy), I have NO job nor recent job history, and have about 2 grand in the bank.
(1) CAN I obtain a mortgage given my above circumstances? If so, through what particular means?
(2) I will not have in-hand a title with my name on it for another 60 to 90 days. 
Has anyone any creative finacing ideas by which I could get my hands on approx. $10,000 NOW, based solely upon the future mortgaging of the property?
Thanks in advance,
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