I do not hold my breath for anything the government pledges, though.

@Andrew Brown Take a deep breath and remember the maxim that the perfect is the enemy of the good. 

I’m all for being available for my clients... however last night I was putting my daughter down and i literally turned my phone off just so I could really take in the moment, listening to her breath on my chest etc.

You will already be struggling to keep everything together your first couple deals, do you want to have the pressure of the bank, the market, struggles with the renovation, and then another person breathing down your neck to return their money?

This is stressful, especially for your first deal.1) Take a deep breath 2) Center yourself3) With a clear mind, evaluate all your options  My first reaction was, does it make sense to complete the construction? 

Vacancies happen at the darnedest times, and having some money set aside allows you a bit of breathing room to be picky about the tenant you choose.

Like if someone isn't breathing and a doctor gives them CPR, and from the pressure it just happens to crack their sternum, they might have to pay for that but it will be minimal.

The amount of self-delusion and rationalization and deceit is breath-taking.  

This means I have a MINIMUM 60 days to close from signing documents.Hopefully this is not the case, as I will be approaching December for this house to close at this point, which is infuriating.Deep Breaths...

We all breathed a sigh of relief.You made me laugh as I remembered the meeting.By the way the government job title of the person doing reviews maybe just be Architect as in my case but the person can be an Engineer or Architect looking for signatures, seals, code issues etc.Good Luck to ya.