More to the point, the mall is a complete and utter failure.

If it’s in there, and they aren’t following it, follow @Evan Polaski’s advice above regarding sending written notice of their failure to comply with the terms of the operating agreement.  

I admit i had to skim that novel you wrote, but the only functional use for BTC I could see you giving was buying a pizza in Venezuela .. a country with a completely devalued currency and teetering on the brink of failure. 

So, with some cash for fuel and board-seat-like guidance - oh boy.Seed-stage startups in Silicon Valley have an average valuation of $10m, a 90% failure rate, and are often unprofitable for many years while hoping for the next round.

Would love to hear any successes or failure stories of poeple who have bought vacant land and built successfully on it. 

This became even tougher given the challenges I faced soon after, like discovering the low ARV of properties and dealing with a neighborhood rated as C- along with an eviction situation.As I mentioned earlier, I really valued the experiences I gained, despite the setbacks and failures.

Yeah - "Nothing in the last two years" does not suggest that it won't or might not.Seems to me the key failure here was you not being able to better monitor the property.

If she does not leave at the end of the lease post a 3 day notice /eviction for failure to vacate.   

You have 1 success and 1 failure in a field (saved with renters I hope) and you are plotting a path to doing it full-time?

Failure by the Buyer to so notify the Seller and/or Seller’s Broker in writing, within the calendar days, shall constitute an election by the Buyer to proceed with the transaction.As @Nathan Gesner mentioned, an estoppel agreement is a great thing to get but I have rarely been able to convince a seller to get that from their tenants during a purchase and you could put yourself at a disadvantage when bidding on properties by requiring the seller to get this