(the Pier or Vinoy Park.. watch dolphin swimming in the bay while running/walking or just hanging out in a hammock between palm trees) . 

If you cannot sell the house for close to $150k and have a non-recourse loan, you should analyze if it makes sense to walk away from the property.  

A mentor can be a great idea but make sure they have walked the walk and align with your goals.

During the due diligence process, did the buyer walk the property, unit by unit?

@Richard FerraroNo need to pay buyers broker in CA, AB2992 allows the buyer to walk away from the buyer-broker agreement "if the out-of-pocket costs to pay their agent remain to great ..."

I would call their support staff and see if they can walk you through it. 

If you are getting financing, the mortgage company will need to walk the property for an appraisal.

Selling at that price would allow me to walk away with a six-figure payday.

After this experience, I'm definitely walking every property before I buy.  

Let me ask you this question, could you pick any of the following walking down the street:Andrew Florance, Carrie Wheeler, Bruce Flatt, Robert Reffkin, David Nunes...Put it this way, if you cannot afford a full-time attorney on your payroll, you do not need to have a complex legal structure.