Good morning Kendal,I host a daily role play/script practice session for real estate agents in my organization.

As I understand the situation in Atlanta, there is only an official moratorium on evictions for specific city of Atlanta partner organizations (e.g., Atlanta Housing Authority, Atlanta Beltline, Invest Atlanta, etc.). 

Or worse, Newsweek.In my hometown, someone is organizing a rent strike for the whole building.  

A good lender can do this on less than a day if you are organized.

Confirm that the IRA LLC provider will prepare all of the documents needed to not only form the LLC (articles of organization, SS-4 to obtain an EIN) but also the documents needed by the trust company to process the investment of IRA funds in the LLC.3.

I luckily found a friends neighbor help me out a ton with the lending side of it and I will be personally using him for every deal going forward because of the trust and relationship we built organically.

The house is still several weeks (at the earliest) away from being done, and with everything going on with the economy starting to recede, pre-foreclosures in my area are sky-rocketing, I'm wondering if backing out is the best idea?

Recession is a given at this point, and there are no voices claiming otherwise.Some will get into trouble with properties like happen with all recessions and I, along with unlimited capital institutional organizations will be there to buy VALUE!

Recessions are exhausting, scary, sad, frustrating, anxious times; and while it might seem exhilarating to be able to find great real estate deals, there aren't too many people giddy over the prospect of negotiating short sales with seller who have no place to go or getting a great price on a house because the owner is facing foreclosure in two days.The best way to describe it is like receiving an organ transplant. 

And so well presented and organized.