Even if you don't have 10K, go ahead and sign contracts for 50K, 70K.

Then I'll go ahead and apply for the license. the biggest deal for general contractor is the stupid insurance!

One should be  devoting his or her time building similar vehicles while competing with the masses in these competitive times.

Even if money weren't a concern, two companies will limit me in other ways such as what marketing would I choose to put on vehicles, introducing two companies to people I network with, etc. 

As a random friendly person on the internet, I'm going to go ahead and just nuke that idea from orbit and say "nope." 

This would be a commercial note limited to 80% of the trade-in values of the vehicles and would be priced around WSJP + 2.50% with a 1% origination fee of the loan amount.

I would imagine so long as the rent is not hugely undervalued you would end up coming out ahead fairly quickly though by not having to deal with the cost of vacancies every year or two depending on the situation.It looks like all this may be irrelevant though as their agent has stopped responding.

My plan involved using the 150k to pay off my current loan and the remainder of a vehicle loan which would reduce my monthly bills by 350$ but the 150k loan would have to have a term of 30 years.

I am sure you can give me a heads up with what to look forward to as I heard this process is a long one.  

and if there is enough equity coverage,,, go ahead and wipe,, I will slap a lien on you, one day I will get paid.