Who was the Marketing Guru to steer the ship?  

Rather than buying one at a time at a much slower pace with no bleeding but then soon it won't make sense to buy at all, the ship has already sailed.

I just finished a 37 day cruise.

If your GC runs a tight ship and does a really good job with the finishes, and it is a quick exit just like the agent promises then you'll make money.What good is it to pay 1 point at 9.99% if the GC messes up the entire job?

The why answers all those, it doesn't defeat the fact you aren't doing it.If you seek clarity, then the ship has likely already sailed.

After all of the hazards have been removed from the home i anticipate the left over debris would be minimal.I think you should ship it to Alecia's place and let the volunteer fire department have their day. 

@Marie CopulHunker down and pare down your lifestyle expenses as much as possible so you can replace what you need as quickly as possible.I did have a client take down a 57 unit mixed use apartment deal that added $1.1M to his net worth and $180k a year in cash flow in 12 months but those types of results are not typical.However, some type of commercial real estate would be my suggestion and one where you are driving the ship so you keep most if not all the equity.I have some ideas for you and would be happy to talk you through them.

I am not suggesting they are running a tight ship over there but just wasn't sure where they duped the investors....Hope you get your money back and quickly.

If I liked to travel I’d be writing this from one of those year long around the world cruises. 

It was a several million dollar commercial deal that was going sideways before we got involved and steadied the ship.