He told me he was to get his attorney involved, but I don’t have a contract or anything with this company.I have another company lined up but I don’t want to burn any bridges.  

Thus, buildings, swimming pools, paved parking areas, wharves and docks, bridges, and fences are not tangible personal property.

DM me if you'd like to talk more, but here's what it could look like from a financing perspective:For options 1 and 2: Bridge loan if current rents to not support DSCR of at least 1.2.

Yes if you're going to invest in Tampa, it's a good idea to invest on the other side of the bridge too.

I’m looking at Lasalle area , near the bridge maybe .., 60st -87stWhat do you think? 

Hey Brian, Most commercial and DSCR lenders would require a minimum of 70% occupancy for the refi.You might be able to put it on a bridge loan to payoff your construction loan while you get the property occupied. 

They might cover 10% to help bridge some of that gap and take second position on a lien. 

Funny thing is had this all been handled professionally on the other side and like an adult thus making it easy on everyone we'd be moving on and it'd be water under the bridge - who really needs all this added stress and negative energy in their lives - I certainly dont and do not like being drawn into someone elses negative black hole and as I alluded to in an earlier post I'm not the only one she's treated this way - as she's done it to others - I'm not sure if we have a mental health crisis, personal issues started to pop up etc but just glad we are able to move on. 

I just recently got into the mentor side of things because I have a true passion for bridging the gap from the How-to books and putting those principles in action.

With that being said, there are definitely way to go about this without burning bridges and piss off the owner, and your realtor needs to feel comfortable to present this tactfully and confidently.