I'm sure once we finish this first one, any subsequent ones will be a lot easier, but for now, the end seems incredibly daunting ha. 

If you can't do either or don't know either, there is no deal and no way to be a middle person to a subsequent sale.

They own those listings and the subsequent reviews.

Covered risk 9 in the standard ALTA owners policy protects a subsequent buyer in this scenario, but it would not protect HUD who would be dealing with exclusion #4.

Look at this linkhttps://www.nps.gov/nr/regulations.htm#6015 specifically sec. 60.15a) Grounds for removing properties from the National Register are as follows: (1) The property has ceased to meet the criteria for listing in the National Register because the qualities which caused it to be originally listed have been lost or destroyed, or such qualities were lost subsequent to nomination and prior to listing;Sounds like yours fits this criteria.

How I like to view things is from the different levels of financial independence:- cash to cover spartan level expenses  like some have mentioned or just bare sustenance  (food, shelter, medical insurance)- cash flow to cover all basic bills (prior plus utilities, cell bills, others)- cash flow to all basis lifestyle and min reserve tucked away as well each month (min reserve, subsequent levels can bank more reserves)- cash flow to cover all basic, additional reserves and growth of future lifestyle increases- cash flow to cover additional lifestyle, reserves, and additional margin to grow other areas of life style, hobbies, and investments well (self funding deals, self fund rehabs, and other activities)At the last level and subsequent higher levels from here and on you can self fund from cash flow alone and "job," not is never needed again but depending on your personal preferences for lifestyle and risk you may work forever to stay busy or may quit the job at steps 2-3.I enjoy what I do as a lender so perhaps I just lower my production down to 2-4 loans a month and just help my past clients and referral partners.

Goal is positive cash flow, recycle initial investment into subsequent purchases7.  

They have a certain amount of down-payment required (20% for the first 1-4 and 25% for subsequent purchases).  

From your subsequent posts, I'm going to say you should just put it back on the market.

Thanks in advance.Warm Regards,Bobby The loan limit in Santa Clara would be 636,150 (new updated limit from prior of 625,500) as of Jan 1st 2017 and like you referenced you can bring in 25% of the difference up to your sales price above the 636,150.The nice thing with VA financing is that you will not have to adhere to the self sufficiency rule imposed by FHA which pretty much takes all 3-4 unit loans off the table in high cost markets like yours (could work in Tulare, modesto, some parts of sacramento, bakersfield, etc in CA).If its your first use its 2.15% upfront VAFF - VA funding fee or up to 3.30% for subsequent use of the VA program (this can be lowered by putting 5% down to get it down to 1.50% or 10% to get it to down to 1.25%).