The tenant is no longer liable for lost rent when the term of the original lease expires or when the landlord finds a new tenant - whichever is 1st.

The cost basis for the property your uncle gives you is his adjusted cost basis or the FMV whichever is less.

Here are the details of the offer:6% fixed with 5 year balloon15 year amortizationLTV 89% purchase price or 80% appraised value, whichever is lowerThe loan would cover 3 single family homes that I own in the Tampa area. 

For condominium units or long-term leasehold agreements, applicants should submit: Condominium Certificate of Title (CCT) or Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) duly certified by the Registry of Deeds; and Deed of absolute sale as proof of the property’s purchase price, which should be at least USD 50,000.00 or USD 75,000.00, whichever is applicable, based on the exchange rate at the time the property was purchased or acquired.• Right To Own Philippine Real PropertyUnder the pertinent provisions of the Philippine Constitution only Filipino citizens and corporations or partnerships at least 60% Philippine owned are entitled to acquire LAND in the Philippines.

Varies by market, but RS Means is a great (paid) resource https://www.rsmeans.com/I my region of the US (Boston, very high prices), we expect to see renovations like this budgeting $150/SF or $50K/unit, whichever is higher.You can try this firm if/when you have some basic floorplans developed https://optimizedconstruction.com/squeeze-page

I can't decide whether you sound excited or desperate but whichever it is, it doesn't sound like you have quite enough knowledge to proceed so don't jump into anything too fast.  

You can rollover your funds to a Solo 401k, which has a loan provision, but the loan is limited to $50K or 50% of the balance, whichever is less. 

Which ever way I choose I am looking for financial backing to accomplish this goal.

If you truly think they apply you wait until the case is over and file a grievance with the state bar, or court whichever it is for your state. 

There are other rules and odd shaped lots have some rules that make it possible to build them in some cases, but those are the two main rules.For a house and an ADU, the lot has to be at least 5750 square feet, the ADU has to be in the back, and the ADU can either be no larger than 1100 sq. ft. or 15% of the lot size, whichever is smaller.It's worth noting that a house and ADU will likely sell better than a duplex.