After the renovation of the clubhouse i presume they went bankrupt because this was 2 years ago and the club house is completely empty.

In a downturn economy, subdivisions usually are one of the deals that go bankrupt.  

I think most people will find that they are "affordable" until they have a health incident that bankrupts them because it's not covered.

One ended in a court case and the end of a friendship that caused others to take sides and destroyed several other friendships as well it also ended with a business going bankrupt and costing $200,000 for the “winning” partner which was me.

Why did they go bankrupt and what was there credit like before the event?

. 😂 It's possible he is referring to bankrupt doctors and/or boozed 👆 up nurses who have blown their 💰  on bad investments.  

So this property that I have been watching for 15 years went under 15 years ago the developer and development there behind me went bankrupt and Prudential bank from Huntington Valley PA went under and they hold the deed and it’s on Chesco views and so I went to get a hold of them and they no longer exist.

I think lenders are really tightening up the reins and need more security with huge DSCR companies going bankrupt.

Yes san Bern. is bankrupt city funding wise...

He then said he was going to report me to the town for unpermitted work, that  I had multiple violations that would result in fines, that would not allow me to refi and sale the properties and I would go bankrupt.