I've heard several people around the forums say that they save up to X amount of dollars per property in CapEx and then take home the excess cash flow once they hit that point. 

The cabinets won't fit your kitchen, but usually they're just sitting loose on the floor, so you can look at the details a little and see how a real official cabinetmaker or finish carpenter did it 40 years ago

@Michael WnekStart your LLC when you have something to loose.

I was woundering if we can ask them to get out of the contract now  without loosing the deposit or should we wait until the scheduled closing date and hope that they will be late. 

It's possible they screwed up as there's a field marked "excess land" that has a value of 0.

Gonna stop the questionnaire here before we loose all the readers.

We were able to tap into some gov't-backed low interest loans because our banker knew we were thinking about some construction projects around the same time he was sitting on excess funds.

Excessive forbearance could be a reason for denial (Borrower just can't make payments at any rate/term, or expenses are just too high). fraud could be a reason. voluntary un or underemployment could be a denial reason.

Or is "taxable compensation" as well as the "treat of loosing one's license" the crux of the matter, here?!

I perceive the future inability to refinance commercial debt as a greater risk in terms of loosing my buildings.Some people will probably just tell you to buy in your own name and transfer to the LLC; that they've never heard of a note being called.