I’m not an attorney and don’t know your full situation and all the facts and circumstances but would recommend you consult with one if you haven’t done so in the past or already.  

I have seen many tax returns where the local taxes were filed incorrectly in the past (or not at all) which caused undue penalties/interest for the taxpayer.

He's also working with a local pastor of a mega church here in DeKalb and i'm in litigation now for over 2.5M after they along with a local closing attorney Jacinda Walker of Regal Legal Services.   

I feel bad/selfish for wrestling with this (my pastor had the same comment about if you want a "gross blessing" tithe on the gross, if you want a "net blessing" tithe on the net. 

Great news, and I'll know more next week, but I just spent the entire day yesterday going over hours and hours of audio recordings I had from a prior closing, many phone calls and conversations etc even additional very HIGHLY incriminating evidence that I GUARANTEE this Pastor and County Chaplain DOES NOT want getting out to the public and we're going to see if we can finally get this outstanding MAN OF GOD to be an adult and accept the inevitable before it gets worse for us both if they further delay.

Quickly addressing some of the comments posting articles about Pace from 2009, I can’t speak to past or pending litigation.

Contingency based that you guys have used in past or recommend?

@Mary Pastoral- thanks ....I think you will need to use option 1 as the other options dont appear to be viable to raise the capital needed ....consider a conventional loan for the new purchase as the down payment can be as low as 15% of purchase price ....good luck 

FHA is a good option if you have had some credit hiccups in the past or can't quite get there on income to qualify for conventional.

(Sometimes larger jobs do require deposits, but we are working with companies we have used many times in the past or have some sort of draw schedule as work is completed).