The scariest part is opening that door for the first time and finding out what you've just purchased!

But what next, lets get some expert advice...Back to my ego, I never want to ask for advice, but lets leave my ego at the door and ask for advice - should I stick it out, how can this be resolved, should I settle with the other parties and get out of this situation for my sanity?

Looking at purchasing some vacant land in NC that has an existing lease on it to a 3rd party.  

Funds withdrawn from your account, sent to 3rd party company that prints & mails a paper check.

If the contractor has no Insurance you are more likely to be drawn into a suit by the injured party,3. an employee of one of the contractors is injured on the job site.  

These loans generally carry a higher interest rate than first-position mortgages because they are more risky for the lender in the event of a default since they are the second party to get paid in the event of a liquidation. 

Typically the opening bid is equal to the amount of taxes due plus costs.To redeem a property, the owner or interested party must pay the purchaser the amount the purchaser paid at tax sale, plus 20% of that amount.

Yea I keep a lot of spares of these 3rd party TCL Roku remotes on hand.  

This does not seem like a good/fair deal for either party.

Relist the home as both parties have signed the termination notice.