I will continue to pursue this! 

I might have a resolution by 4/1, but if it goes any further, then I'll pursue legal action for sure.

If you don't make your monthly payments, they can pursue a foreclosure and take the property back.It's a sale -- albeit one that's financed 100% by a non-traditional lender.

We continue to pursue alternative refinancing options and anticipate having a new loan closed within the next six months.

If I saved for 5 years to buy one 250,000 home in cash, I sacrificed the opportunity to pursue more deals. sacrificing 5 years of appreciation and experience in real estate.

If they don't pay, you can pursue them in small claims court.6th - Let the process carry itself out.

Currently I am just researching to find out if this something I would like to pursue.

While the terms might not be as good, they're not necessarily terrible.I bring this up because we've seen foreign investors pursue the BRRR model, only to find out they can't get a favorable mortgage when it comes time to refinance.

The issue will hopefully be cleared up before you want to sell, but you're taking on the risk that it won't be.For these reason, I'd pursue the ADU, maybe pursue the addition, and ditch the JADU idea.

Earned real estate license years ago but never pursued career.