Maybe commit the refinance funds to buying another property at a much rate of return than the loan and your partner will see the benefit in refinancing? 

If you were more knowledgeable about the process, as indicated by representative questions, I would say you could go your own way, but even then, considering the commitments, a Realtor can bring excellent value.  

I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying the site so far.At this stage, the biggest thing to focus on is your strategy and how much time you can commit.

‘Wholesaling” may not be as prevalent as it is today; may not be pushed by countless gurus; may not be in the same form as we know it.  

We also commit to going to our STR every 4-6 weeks and checking in, it is an extra cost but has bore fruit for us.

I am a high-wealth earner with years of employment ahead for me, so I will not feel the weight of this loss other than shame on me for not appreciating this risk better before committing.

You have to just commit to doing the lead generation 5-6 days a week (social posts, door knocking, talk to people you know, talk to people you don't know, host open houses for agents in your office, drive for FSBO's, etc) until you have planted so many "seeds" that they result in business. 

With a fresh perspective and a strong desire to learn, I am committed to building a solid foundation of knowledge and experience.

If I were you and were committed to successfully doing the eviction proceeding by yourself, head over to www.beatthelawyers.comThat is my affiliate link to the How To Win In Court Without a Lawyer course.

The purpose of the CPL is to expand coverage beyond the commitment/policy and beyond the title insurer itself to others involved in the process (title agents)... your scenario.Quick search -- https://houston.fntic.com/getattachment/6efdc91c-3146-46bc-a...I was saying start the analysis there as that would seem be the simplest route to recovery.