(https://rules.sos.ga.gov/gac/5...)If you put the property under contract without both the actual intent and the ability (funds) to complete the sale (actually buying the property under the terms of the contract you wrote), you can be sued for "Fraud in the Inducement" (a tort). 

Lessen has raised $170 million in a round led by Fifth Wall to become the latest unicorn in the real estate tech sector, as the space continues to bounce back from a pandemic-induced lull.

I went to Cal Poly and studied Architectural Engineering so I heard about some local soil induced foundation issues from my professors.

Which often induces the “deer in the headlights” expression.

You know the kind - "apple is to brick as Neptune is to _______".  4 hours of sweat-inducing torment.In reality, I finished in 30 minutes and 10 minutes later, I was out on the sidewalk with a license in my hand. 

So we can blame Will for this stress inducing piece of art.At the end of the day, the main things to keep in mind are Cash ROI (also called Cash on Cash Return) and Total ROI.

When starting out, and I mean starting out. I’m fresh out of school, opportunity cost is very apparent and seems to be a looming cost. It’s hard what to say is my best opportunity is because I want to do everything, ...

Contracts formed for an illegal purpose aren't just "voidable", they're automatically void.That means that you don't have a leg to stand on in court and that you can even be sued for "fraud in the inducement" (you didn't have both the means (money) and the intent to close on the property). 

Are you talking about GCs who can bid for a whole/part of a project, or do you go to the granular level and get 5 sources for each material/component type before inducing bidding competition (i.e. 5 drywall teams, 5 painting services, etc)? 

Even if the fund are in your account for 6 months they are still borrowed and if you answer that they are not you are misrepresenting a material fact in order to induce a lender to give you a loan, which is mortgage fraud.