Everyone will walk away feeling OK if you amend the original agreement.

The borrower originally agreed but (this is where its important to take notes as the gurus do not teach this),  - what do you do before getting a deed in lieu?

I...Not to mention the absurdity of offering Breckenridge as a good option for a first-time Colorado investor (which the original poster was).

I purchased my childhood home from my father for about $100k less than market last June and the original plan was to hold for 2 years which takes me to June 2025, do minimal renovations, then sell and take the profit from the sale and purchase one or two more investment properties.

Originally posted by @Lavonia Q.

Hard money is probably 1-2% origination right now with 12-14% interest for 6 months, so that's why I say you have to be good....and fast and buy right.   

I've spent several years developing skills and tools to be successful in a very niche space.I usually work with mom-and-pop sellers who have originated just one seller carry in their lifetime and, when they connect with me, have never sold a note. 

Beyond removing the developable parcel from existing loan expect whomever finances the construction to want zoning, building permitting and utility connection approvals before the loan is originated (some will accept just zoning).

More specifically to @Marc Shin's request, unless everyone and their mother is drafting their own operating agreements, the original was drafted by someone else.

From the other comments I'm guessing it was originally up and then BP must have taken it down (insert eye-roll emoji).