These days, I don't want my projects to drag on (the economy can shift any day now), so I go for better and faster -- I'm willing to pay more. 

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Lawsuits drag on and on.

It is also home to Southlake Dragons where we take pride in 8 Football State Championships.Several major hospitals are nearby: Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, Texas Health Harris Methodist, Medical City Alliance, and Medical City North Hills.

Has anyone had it drag on this long and gotten back rent paid?

as  new home builder I can tell you that in many markets existing props are far cheaper to buy than trying to build from the ground up and of course you have far less drag on the money. so your location where you want to invest will dictate.. 

Quote from @Dallin Dragon: I'm in North Salt Lake as well and trying to get my first investment property!

I want to hire an attorney to find a resolution that doesn't drag on and on.

need separate bank account and probably credit card; need to keep all the funds separate; need to get commercial financing so generally worse terms/rates (granted, right now rates are dislocated, but an 1% here or so over years adds up) and prepayment penalties; commercial financing I think generally comes with points where conforming loans don't have to have points; personally i find it a "drag" on funds since you need to leave money in the LLC(s) bank accounts for variety of reasons to operate and protect the corporate veil;