You can take him to small claims court, but the chances of you seeing the money are slim to none.

Margins during covid were slim due to labor/staffing issues and inflation.As far as housing for pregnant women, I am not educated on that topic.  

I had one like this before also, where the margins where so slim that it would lose money most months.

I know it's a slim chance get a DEAL but it's worth learning the process.Our first offer was about 78% of list price because it's outdated, requires an escrow for a replacement roof, and I'm sticking to my numbers. 

At the same time, rents have not quite caught up so cash flow is slim to none.

I agree, it’s a little slim for me too but thinking it may not be a bad first deal.

The reason I say your market is becuase there is very little that ties KW together as one company so unless you find the exact person you want to emulate who happens to work in your local market center and is willing to take you on your chances of getting the guidance you need to be an investor friendly agent is slim.

Seems like slim pickings. 

Sounds like you have two chances of recovering your money here: Slim or none.

Finding a new lender will likely be hard given you are midway through, so I while that could be an option, it is probably a slim chance.