According to Mansion Global, buyers Ryan Hekmat and Jasmin Larian closed on the deal two weeks ago, shelling out $20 million on the home plus $9.3 million for a neighboring parcel (though these details are not yet available in online property records).

They said I violated the "highest and best use" statement in the PSA by not hiring an attorney as well as by communicating with the tenant's attorney and that the buyer's now have a right to sue me.Spoke with the buyers yesterday and it turns out they had no idea any of this was going on despite me telling the agents throughout the past two months to please inform the buyers in detail as to what is going on.At this point I don't trust the agents as it seems they are wanting to do what's best for them and not me (this is a very well established, global firm) and I also feel as if they are pressuring the buyers and their attorney to go after me if the deal doesn't go through. 

And as I told her at the time, "worst case scenario is prices hold where they are, it's not like the prices are going to go UP with a global pandemic". 

Pair that with the complexity and infinite moving parts of a global economy, no one really knows what they’re talking about.

REVA Global is who we use.

Hi @Andrew Spinelli, have you prequalified for a LLC loan based on credit and potential debt service of the subject property or looking to purchase in the personal name and looking at your global debt service?

You should look into REVA Global.

These government actions, and the efforts of lenders and mortgage servicing companies, have helped millions of homeowners avoid foreclosure during a year-long global pandemic and recession.

What happens when there is a global pandemic and the student is now home all day running the AC 24/7 instead of being out of the unit for 16 hours a day?

I've seen many RE hedge fund managers (especially the global ones like Blackstone) start using the bottom up approach to market analysis.