Ultimately, you'll have to consider your risk tolerance, financial capacity to continue funding the project, and emotional investment in resolving the situation.

You can't keep doing in, in whatever capacity and industry you are, yet preach "morals" from the soap box.

There's a glut of capacity among the big shippers. 

I have worked with several clients in this capacity who had both cost segs completed and it resulted in significant tax savings.Be sure to consider your income for that year and how much depreciation you take.

(C) Capacity and ready willingness to SUFFER and sacrifice.

We have the capacity to go vertical, but we're open to selling permitted lots, developed lots, or finished homes.

Early this year I fired all of them on the same day because I was doing the majority of the work, the didn't take training and coaching well, and the main thing was that their CAPACITY was tiny.

State costs vary, but more or less should be +/- $750-1000 to get obtain your NMLS mortgage license (with courses) and most states permit dual licensing in which brokers can be legally compensated on both sides of a transaction.I'd be very cautious about performing dual capacities in any single transaction for two reasons: 1. 

Beyond just the borrower characteristics, you might want to remember the broader 5 'C's' of Credit: Character, Capacity, Collateral, Capital, and Conditions.As a smaller lender myself, I focus on the Borrower first and their ability to get a project across the line with as little headaches (to me) as possible. 

I have worked with several clients in a tax capacity who are involved in informal partnerships.