If I jump in headfirst and get my first home would I be jumping into a sinking ship during 2021?

They simply write a letter and demand copies of all the files you have done in their state.. so for me its was many many bankers box's you package them up ship them to Olympia and wait.

Has anyone ever experienced this issue and have any idea on how I can still make this deal work, or should I just abandon ship and walk away from it?

You my ship it off to other buyers and get their bids, you would know what you might be able to do from there.

With an investor who has their entire savings invested in one deal (a common theme for new investors here on BP) it's much more likely the borrower is going down with the ship if things go sideways.

Get an intern ship or something while you’re at school, work for a design build contractor.

For toilets, I'd been using the 1.28 gpf type, but a fantastic .8 gallon per flush toilet is now on the market, it's called the Niagara Stealth, and it should be purchased at Home Depot(otherwise you're gonna pay like $50 or more to ship it somewhere.)

To quote Dave Ramsey, "The only ship that won't sail is a Partnership!"

They told me that there were only  2 builders at St Kitts and they estimated their margins at 30-50%Please share if anyone built houses in Caribians and what was a typical cost per sq ft to build a super high end house.I understand that all materials are shipped to St Kitts from Miami and it adds to the costs, but still prices of new construction houses acceed American costs by 10-20 times.Why?

This can help juice your returns and allow you to buy more properties faster than if you jump ship and go directly into REI full time.