I didn't follow through with the DU step.

Did you ever follow up with the buyer to see what they ended doing here?

It doesn't make sense given where we could be headed (in a good direction) in the following years hopefully.

I may follow your lead and also do one and one.Was there one way your preferred over the other?

I never received any communication directly from the Land Bank despite constant follow up and inquiries.

I'm guessing that you are looking at some third party that you have to pay, but it took me 15 minutes to figure it out and would have been much shorter had I followed directions the first time.

  :) 15% is also much easier for a prospective client to understand, rather than a front-loaded "move  in fee" followed by a lower monthly fee.

But the way you have arranged the owner financing, and build costs, followed by refinance…this is a repeatable model for you.  

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The message to the PM gets lost in the mix or isn't follow up on for repair and the tenant or guest gets injured by the broken step.A plaintiff's attorney is going to name both the property owner and property manager to the suit because that's just what they do.