The original contracts closing date was for March 14 and we did not sign any extension.

It sounds like the home is vacant which suggests, possibly, that it was owner occupied--did they do anything that you'd have to undo to make it into a normal 4 family (and how extensive would those repairs be)?

Clay Smith yes I local attorney who is extensive experience in Indian land leases has review the matter.

Also I think the climate change argument is BS, we have Alberta oil companies using inefficient practices generating a lot more pollution.Also on global scale as much as we can possibly pollute is really nothing, we have such an extensive amount of vegetation our carbon footprint as a country is easily a positive one in relation to our relatively low population. 

I'm an experienced mortgage banker ( I cover the entire island of Puerto Rico and its extensions of Vieques and Culebra, as well as the state of Florida) married to a beautiful woman from this island that after 8 glorious years in Colorado convinced me to take the leap and give life a shot on this beautiful island paradise.

They actually did extensive research and the area we were in was fine in the early 2000s but has become neglected by the city, which is sometimes inevitable.

And most critically, we've had to explain the sizable amounts of money we've spent overseas and on travel expenses - as our first daughter is from Colombia, and our other two are from a country bordering Turkey and Iran.So yes: we've traveled extensively to countries with colorful histories, and have large transactions of cash in and out with some degree of frequency - we're the perfect borrowers :-)

I did get an extension from the bank.

Has there been extensive physical improvements such as a total rehabilitation of the structure?

Bad extension cords, improperly run temporary power, the list goes on and on.