The Lancaster Manila Condominium Associations are incorporated and registered with the Housing & Land Use Regulatory Board ….Each individual unit [as well as all the "Common Areas"] in the building are covered by, and owners will be issued a full Condominium Certificate of Title [CCT] representing their ownership in fee simple of the Condominium Unit.

i was depending on this money from pinnacles when i lost my job. i invested $85K and never took out my returns. my total investment was $177k. my one acct was closed in 10/10, the other two accts in 11/13/06. i believe i would have gotten my money and i would not been placed on this position if it was not for government regulatories. if they still have a caring heart hope they speed up the process and pay us back on time. because we got use to get paid on time so we can pay our bills and not losing our homes that we worked hard for.

Then check with the planners so you can understand set back requirements and other things.

I know a lot of people that have had major health setbacks but managed to not lose their house.

That's a major setback.

Both building lot size requirements and set-backs have changed.

There are always challenges within real estate be it neighbors, unsavory tenants, or economic setbacks.

There may be aspects of PMI or MIP changes as well, but it's not under any regulatory issue that I've seen.It's going to vary from one lender to another how they look for profitability and manage risk in portfolio lending.

They will not cross lines of being legal council but they will give you some regulatory background on the matter and may take a complaint from you on him.The collection of the will fall under civil law.

Accept the setback and move forward but stay open and honest with your partners and investor at all times.This is the main points I'm sure I could think of more but most of all be careful and good luck!