I would put pressure on them.

I hope you will try to get your money back and am happy to give you some strategies to put pressure on them if you are actually prepared to get aggressive to try and recover your funds.Sorry again you went through this.I am in a similar situation to Frank, just with another investment with the GP, it would be great to have a quick chat and get your perspectives. 

Additionally, you may find that the pressure of the hard money loan will cause you to go faster and make poor decisions, or life could happen, and you could be delayed in completing the rehab.  

This will make it harder to afford, harder to get lending, and ultimately limit the buyer pool which puts negative pressure on prices.  

So while the previous storms have created upward pressure on pricing.

Unfortunately, very few local Worcester residents can afford these properties, creating intense pressure on those who live and work in the city.

Don't feel pressured to deploy it all in a year, and don't over-deploy into any single offering or sponsor.Maybe while you wait, spend some time getting intimately familiar with how syndication investments work by reading this: www.biggerpockets.com/syndicationbook

Yup just a lead source  nothing more.. hard sell  FOMO high pressure tactics

The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected, which signals robust economic activity and pressures the Federal Reserve to maintain higher interest rates to combat inflation.

Prices in those segments have seen upward pressure, similar to trends in other rapidly growing areas.