Although I am relatively new to REI myself (looking for my third deal now) I am more than happy to try to answer any questions you may have and get you in touch with some of the people (realtors, lawyers, flooring guys, etc.) that I have met along the way.  

Thanks Adam .This is great .Will do what both you and John suggested .I am hoping the bank uses a third party appraiser.I assume there would be laws against them using an “in house “ appraiser..I just know they’re not going to want to gibe up getting that $250 a month from us ( PMI).Much appreciated -Christian 

Occupying 8,000 square feet indoors and 2,000 square feet on a third-floor patio, this will be the largest In-N-Out in the world.

It wasn't the messiest thing I've seen, but still required clean up on my end which the clients weren't happy about at all.The third client is a self employed hair dresser and she compained of poor communication, inability to understand what they wanted form her and complete confusion over their payroll directions.For the price paid, I'd say the results were mediocre at best.

Does changing my piping involving pretty much making me redo like a third or fourth of my renovations for bathroom and kitchen due to all the cuts they have to make or can really good plumbers just make minimal cuts into drywall, cabinets, etc.

Now you do the third build…what does the lender do?  

In my case, I have residential rentals in one LLC, commercial properties in another, self storage in a third, and my real estate company operates in a fourth.

I don't have any plans to buy a third. 

If you are a third party and Sally is paralyzed, thinking she can't foreclose, you can buy her out and exercise her right of first refusal (and acquisition of the 2020 lien) and you can foreclose.

Third, post a 7-day non-curable notice.