There is not a bathroom in the building so unfortunately only option is a Porter Potty.

I assume you were chasing the low bid and unfortunately this led to abysmal contract management on your part.

Should my engineer have known to consult DOT during his design and was this an error in his judgment or is this a normal or unforeseen circumstance? 

Hey Sean, Unfortunately, You will need to leave some equity in the deal.

Unfortunately our new payment provider does not allow for holds, so we offer damage waivers. 

The unfortunate thing here is that investment properties foreclose at a higher rate than primary homes so many banks just don't want the exposure to this.

It would be unfortunate to not be able to close a deal because your investor backs out at the last minute.

In dire circumstances, this strain can escalate to foreclosure proceedings due to the inability to meet mortgage payments.

Unfortunately, with our financial situation (we are essentially broke and need money like now for medicine, food, etc), hence us being so eager to sell, even for below market value… so turning it back into an AirBnB wouldn’t work for us.We wish this sale hadn’t fallen through.

Unfortunately many investors become laser focused on the 100% recapitalization of their transactions and end up working harder than those who don't place all of their emphasis on the 100% capitalization and have real estate portfolios that perform better because they made investment decisions better aligned with the underlying real estate's fundamentals.