You should accept it and move on.

The headquarters always blames the local office but never accepts responsibility. 

I am an agent in FL and I focus almost exclusively on turnkey STR properties via creative financing..

I've posted on other threads - i'm not really changing my strategy in response to the macro changes, just accepting less cash flow as long as I get the other benefits.

However, you might not get all the answers because some multifamily operators either won’t provide certain information unless you’re in contract or have an accepted LOI.

Oversea via Docu Sign is not accepted in CA.

A default on the mortgage later would have been an acceptable risk in their position and worth the lump sum upfront. 

The DSCR depends on the type of lender but it is typically 1.25, although a few will accept 1.15.

However, as an agent and investor, we understand an accept that our payout comes with time- however for a project manager realistically looking for a 1099, being paid at the time of work is key to making sure you have the right person on your team.Is there realistically a way that you can create your projections of net profit on a project (in a scale format from X$ to Y$) and find a happy medium in there of expected net profit, and carve out your PM budget there?

Once the 1031 exchange is completed (again assuming 1031 compliance), I can continue to rent the property indefinitely or at any point after 2 years of rental, use it as a primary residence and thereafter living in the property for at least two years qualify to use the Section 121 Exclusion to eliminate capital gains entirely (gains estimated to be about $70 K, well under the $250,000 single filing limit).