.- since these loans are primarily based off of the asset as collateral.

Mind you, I had completed appraisals, credit pulls, and all other tasks that they required.

Inside mount is better - unless you need complete blackout (ie in an area like AK where there's nearly 24 hours of sunlight in summer).

In many jurisdictions where I primarily worked (San Diego County) the only people that could apply for a major permit were the GC, the Architect, or the Homeowner.

Start dates, who's in charge of what task, price, status bars, completion dates, etc. 

are completely worthless. 

As someone who's relatively new to the Fix-N-Flip business, I'm fortunate to have a mentor guiding me, he's successfully completed 37 flips to date.

It won't be as much death benefit as you have now, but it's better than losing the money completely.  

In the years that I've represented primarily BUYERS, I find that there has been challenges navigating transactions where the seller is a For-Sale-By-Owner (FSBO) AND inexperienced in handling a real estate transaction.

If not sold at development completion, who manages the asset?