This means your funds and sensitive financial information may not have the same level of safeguarding.2.

I leave out sensitive information but I want non-guests to see the video as well

What is sensitivity analysis if project cost is 10% higher, it takes 6 more months to build ?

This is the norm on the forums...not the norm for sophisticated LPs (who perform credit checks, run TLO reports, track sponsor performance over years and decades, have attorneys review PPMs, review PPMs and OMs and discuss them with peers, negotiate more favorable LP terms for investing at scale with a group, have access to institutional opportunities that have minimum investment levels in the millions, validate rent rolls with comps, validate purchase and exit cap rate assumptions, analyze rent and exit cap rate sensitivities on IRRs, analyze submarket demographics to validate revenue, analyze the sponsors total portfolio risks rather than just the deal, understand the debt terms thoroughly and have a conscious position on what debt fits the LPs risk profile...the list goes on and on and it's not a checklist approach / it's investment analysis that requires qualifying the property based on extensive knowledge of the asset class and additional work qualifying the sponsor.

I know this situation can be a very sad & sensitive time for the family and I don't want to come off as insensitive to their loss.

Apparently they should be brick pointing with lime mortar, but instead, they said the city will just plaster over the historical materials (original brick and lime mortar) with Portland cement because it's cheaper, faster and easier than working with more delicate, temperature sensitive lime mortar. 

But we saw potential in the deal and kept this lead in our follow-up database for nearly FOUR YEARS.Fast forward to December 2023, the wife, now with a restraining order in place and court approval to sell, decided to let go of the house she could no longer afford.

Do a sensitivity analysis.  

No one said they were caring or un caring that's your verbiage to make it seem like I'm being over sensitive.

Or do you think there is exorbitant amounts of price sensitivity in residential considering the run-up in pricing?