My impression from the original post was that you had already contacted them and they were unwilling to help.

The problem is that most bankers under-trained, the have no understanding and are unwilling to learn how to set up one of those accounts.

I strikes me as odd that they are unwilling to use a disinterested third party like closing/title company.For the record, I would gladly speak to anyone who has used this company, but when I asked for references I was told no due to privacy reasons.

I'm sure there are newbies in her office that would love to sell a house for $40k, and I'm not sure why she's unwilling to pass this off to someone else.

(See, for example, the "blacklists" established by some banks for Miami condominium projects for which the banks are unwilling to extend financing.)

If not, I keep it and go back to marketing the unit.If the tenant was unwilling to move in on Feb 8, I'd tell him he has the right of first refusal.

If they can't or are unwilling find a new one.

Tell them every tenant goes through the same vetting and if they are unwilling, then you will not consider them.

- Three owners of Two commercial real estate properties - owner A has been unwilling to sell, buy out owner B and C or lease one empty property, emptied out bank account sabotaging the company

Unwilling to meet in the middle.