I was able to get my owner's fine waived because I had photo documentation of everything, including my remedy with the new cans.  

Clearly, in your case, no one was successful,  but I believe that we go out of our way to work with the investor and remedy any problems that might come up.

Two suggestions for you:Find out exactly what the issue is and work with a lender that will give you a game plan on what you need to do to remedy the problem.

at this point, either sell and pay down the debt, stick to the plan you described or do something else.If it were me...not legal advice here, but...knowing what I know about the monetary system and banking I'd be exploring all my remedies in equity to eliminate (setoff/recoup) the debt (recission, injunction, account of profits, rectification/reformation, equitable estoppel, etc). 

+20% for the warranty (if it breaks good luck trying to get them to remediate the situation) +20% for the workers comp and liability risk fact - will you be able to submit paperwork saying you were not in negligence if someone got hurt due to faulty or non faulty work

I'm in a negative cash flow situation by -$1200 a month (for covering mortgage PITI) for the past year but mine is more easily remedied by getting roommates in with current tenants and raising the rent on current tenants (a long story) to bring it up to market rate rent in the Bay Area.

This is why I can confidently say that remote investing works, as long as there is a competent local investment team.Building TrustFor us, the remedy for fear is education, documented processes, and client services.

I just demo'd 2 houses on our new subdivision and remediation went like this.. 

Ive been under contract since August (going on 4 months now), the seller had to reapir the hot water tank and remediate the mold associated with the leaking hot water tank.

Thank you for taking the time to answer this remedial question!