I’m looking for advice on what the property management company is financially liable for since we have accrued large costs due to the property not livable?

How do I continue to accrue more properties?

Currently, I'm depositing my reserve funds into a generic savings account.  But I'm wondering if there is a better low-risk option for that money, which is just sitting there for a rainy day, that would help it grow o...

In that case I would simply say that I appreciate you letting me know but the appropriate late notices will still be sent out and late fees will accrue as stated in your lease.

Yeah they dont seem to motivated to sell as you would think for how long the house has been on the market and the fact that they have already moved and are still accruing property taxes and HOA fees every month.

The concern with option 1 is that if, the house  is not sold before hurricane season it potentially can accrue more damage or completely lose the entire property.

My loans do not require payment or accrue interest for another three years when I’m done with school.

If we call the capital to early we still have prefs that we owe accruing.- If we do a capital call and investors “default” aka (don’t wire the funds that they told us they would) we make consequences.

Both the construction loan and the HELOC will only start accruing interest on the money used only when it's used.

Most accountants will accrue these costs on an income statement.