I'm trying to track down the title company from 2004 (which looks like it may have since closed).

Asana and Monday are indeed popular choices, but one tool that's come through for me has been this performance tracking tool.

Let's get on the right track.

We just closed in late Dec so the financials are a work in progress but we’re projecting and tracking closely to a 55% expense ratio and should have about 11% CoC in year one through the renovation period as we get more renovated units online. 

Will they institute the default rate over a technicality such as missing the completion date by a few months  or will they ignore the default rate because they see the reason for the delay wasn't entirely borrower's fault and borrower  has a plan of action to get the project on track?

Dual representation is the easiest way to get sued.

You know what the payment is so you can add that amount to the customizable expenses which would obviously skew your ROI and would not keep track of your pay down and that type of thing.

For the folks north of 30% DTI, buyer expectation shifts are not meaningful because real qualifications just aren't there.The best case scenario folks-- dual income, no kids, no debt, have minimum 10% downpayment, sharing a 1br apartment under $2k in a average COL place looking for a $450-550k house is literally the only type of folk that is waiting for this "expectation" shift.

Before the end of this year it's just get back on track with paying down debt on the last property we just purchased so we can save for the next one.

Keep good track of communications and do not sink to his level if he gets nasty.