So better to put any fears they have to rest and explain the situation. 

Hey John, Happy to hop on a call to learn more about the situation.

Might be worth chatting with a CPA or attorney who specializes in real estate to figure out what works best for your situation.

Hey Marc, this is a tough situation and a good reminder to always have a contract in place for any business dealings.

I’ve seen situations like this before, and keeping control of the contracts has always been the better play.

Quote from @Jared Leggett: Quote from @Corey Conklin: I know that moving away from home isn't what anyone really wants to do but in your situation it would absolutely change your life, financially (and for the better) if you left.Again, I don't know your situation but I can tell you that a sanitation worker in a small town in Kansas (town of about 12,000 people) makes more money than you do living in NYC.

Hey @Carolina S.Thanks for bringing up such a nuanced situation.. these kinds of decisions can get pretty overwhelming with all the moving parts.

Situations like this highlight how important it is to work with reputable lenders and do thorough due diligence. 

Hi everyone, I’m looking for advice from anyone who’s faced a similar situation or has experience in this field.

Is there a funky property tax issue that arises with the collateral that is a local municipality error and can lender quickly analyze the situation, assess and articulate the risk and allow draws to carry on or will they make the life of the borrower miserable?