Sometimes I've had issues but as every software there are hiccups.

By the way the settlement issue is a minor hiccup that is already being resolved.

Watch for hiccups with disqualified persons, prohibited transactions and startup & future funding needs.Lesson Learned: I would have used very different naming conventions than I did for the SDIRA accounts and the LLCs, for greater privacy. 

Math Calculations -2020 Loan Amount: 260k Principal PayDown Per Year: minimum of $5,220 X 2yrs = $10,440Cash Flow Per Year: $8,316 X 2yrs = $16,632Equity Pay Down + Cash Flow = $27,072Sale Price: 320kCommissions + Closing (7%) = $22,400Updated Loan Balance: 250k 320,000 - 22,400 = $297,400 - 250,000 = $47,400 after sale Total Cash Invested: $22,000Total Cash Back: $74,472Net Profits: 74,472 - 22,000 = $52,472 & this doesn’t include appreciationIf you want to account for hiccups or supposed repairs, take 10k off of profits.

I build mine alongside a cabin, so I was able to wrap the cost into the construction loan which converted into a 30 year mortgage. 

Our office Develops residential mixed use products alongside buying existing. 

There are areas that I recommend however that I personally invest in alongside my clients.

But to be fair, even w/ our stellar customer service record from time to time we've dropped the ball for one reason or another... it just happens with thousands of customers... so it may have been a hiccup in their system or something... but my guess is their support didn't "ghost" you, it was likely a systems issue or just bandwidth.

I love your story and how you kept persevering after that first hiccup. 

Now, you need to tell him, absolute no extensions on timeline, add 1 month as buffer (official term is float) for everything -- unworkable days, inspections, hiccups, etc --, so he needs to fit everything within that float.