I think you realize now that you hired a GC that lied to you.

And whether they find all of these little issues or not, it will still result in thousands of professional fees and many hours of your time to deal with it.Then you need to look at the other side, if you are mis-stating your tax returns, you will also end up providing bogus numbers to banks (also not a good one to lie to), potential investors, potential buyers, impacting the value of your properties by over stating your expenses...Honesty is a great policy. 

I'm primarily in a judicial foreclosure state and so that's where the fun lies for me because I create standing for myself to beat the bank/finance company at their own game and walk away with either the paper or the property free and clear.

She lies, steaks, and scams anyone, every chance she gets.

So we bought into the idea that it’s a great investment. we went non contingent over asking but just not happy with the way the deal went .. reluctance of our agent to spend time on the property  and when we went for inspection with sellers inspector the seller agent was present and that didn’t give us room to ask questions and really inspect and feel the property to our liking… I am not sure if it’s just a feeling that goes away or will this be a terrible mistake .. earnest money is also a very large sumYea it sounds like they lied and pressured you a lot.

I am currently prefabricating modulars in China in compliance with IBC/IRC, the bigger challenge now lies on shipping cost and tariffs. 

The key to success in real estate investing lies in thorough research, strategic planning, and a willingness to adapt to changing market conditions.

There lies your answer as to whether you can do it or not.

My expertise lies in the vibrant market of Pinellas County, where I've honed my skills for over 7+ years.

Let's move forward with determination and seize the opportunities that lie ahead.