Also, there was unseen foundation and pier issues and septic issues that are a result of the drainage problem on the property.Thank you,Mary Peacock Sorry to he so harsh but this is all on you, lesson learned 

Because when you don’t know anything about construction, don’t have enough money to finance, and nobody in your life owns a piece of property, and you and only you are responsible for supporting yourself, it’s pretty easy to just lose focus of other things around you   Tyler, the harsh reality is you need to get around NEW PEOPLE.

Learn to manage these bumps in the road or consider exiting.I think you are being a little too harsh here.Sounds like they are new to the business and the last thing you expect is someone threatening to sue you while refusing to leave the property in question, which they claim is causing them harm.I've never come across this before.

Place your efforts into things that help you odds of success.I was not trying to be harsh above to be a jerk, but to get you to think in the right mindset.

Hi Jensen,,,  where do I start without being too harsh

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

@Harsh Jain I like whats going on in merced, but you will need to elaborate on your strategy and the deal itself to really determine if its a good deal.

I didn’t take anything anyone has said in a harsh way or offensive, especially coming from a place that has made my skin very thick.

Sorry to sound harsh - If the only step you took is create an LLC without buying / selling any real estate, that is not a huge leap. 

@Marc WinterI see a lot of older investors on here talking down at this guy, like yourself and others, and just think it’s harsh and uncalled for.