Here is the good news about them leaving.

It's always better to beat what your projections are than to have to go back to investors and tell them bad news. 

I just saw on the news that after breaking ground, the project owners are no where to be found.

The good news is since you are cohabitating the area, you are lawfully allowed to discriminate for any and no reason at all. 

Because of this market shift, at least from what I've been seeing on the MLS/Zillow etc, 4plex prices are coming down (great news for first time buyers).

All local news outlets covered the opening, I did a mailing campaign, social media ads, etc.  

With an increase of about 7% over last year in Denver (https://www.cpr.org/news/newsbeat/colorado-springs...) and no contraction in sight, scheduled rent increases should continue to multiply that $2,600 of mailbox money forever more, or at least until your portfolio review. 

The good news is that you're only 45 minutes down the road so you can keep an eye on it throughout this process but you absolutely need to get this project completed ASAP.  

I have been planning to get my license this winter and still plan to do so but getting the news about my ESOP has me second guessing myself.

Originally posted by @Christopher Dunson:@Christopher Brainard Luckily, everything is permitted to the best of my knowledge.If you're located in Las Vegas, I have some bad news for you, there is no such thing as a handyman license in Nevada and unlicensed contractors can't pull permits, so I highly doubt anything is permitted.