I have been bit by the failed septic before.With many offers, banks don't want the play where someone locks the house in with a high offer, has it inspected and then asks for $20,000 off the price.

Failing to raise rents to keep pace potentially means a loss of income.

if that fails, arrange to stay with a friend for a couple of days with your belongings in a YouHaul.

@NicholasFear is the main reason people fail in this business, just jump in.

If that fails, dispute the delinquencies.

Lender can just make a claim against itself or with the "doc prep company's" E&O when the instruments don't properly secure an interest in real property or otherwise fail to protect the lender when things go sideways.

The capital promised never seem to appear when needed, and the business ultimately failed.

My thinking is that I could sue on the basis that he failed to disclose the movement of the bathroom in his disclosure report.

I'm a little skeptical as to how to proceed with my investment being someone that owned both a successful and a failing business. 

My current business was basically a home run, but I burned through money in failed endeavors before and a failed marriage before, so my "family credit score" is in the rebuilding phase, haha.