I won't go into details, but experienced investors know what it means when there's trouble with subcontractors getting paid.Started the process of 2 houses in North Port in the spring of 2022. 

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Although we didn’t have any trouble getting around and all roads seem to be clear.

Cardone capital is way over leveraged, REITs are in big trouble, all hotel assets are suffering and these individual syndications are buying time.

(i would have a sign that says you assume all risk when taking down this fence)-Have the fence gated and make sure you have a locking (or at least a latching) gate. 

I have to wonder if "they" see trouble coming.

Yup a prudent second position lender only does that if they have the cash to pay off the first. lest they get in trouble as you have described.. happens a lot to those who get sucked into it..

If you're going to go that route with listing it, do it the right way or else you may find yourself in legal trouble, or a buyer may snake the deal from you.Again, novations aren't anything new, and most experienced investors are shying away from them these days because they're operating in a legal "grey area". 

Unless your team can put in 10% of the total money raised, you will have trouble obtaining financing. 

I've seen a situation two years ago where a new landlord had trouble evicting a tenant who was constantly late on payments because the tenant argued that the late payment terms in the lease had not been honored since the start of the lease and couldnt be suddenly enforced because of this.