Either because of time, disputes, title or condition, the person or people in charge made informed decisions that resulted in a practical resolution to a problem that listing wiuld not have provided. 

This is a post I made on Intuits site while seeking resolution to the critical problems we were attempting to resolve.https://community.intuit.com/questions/1201452-not-happy-significant-issues-with-accepting-money-orders-qb-2015-costing-me-thousands-of-dollarsThe link above is the summary.

Now if it were the structure itself or a deck over the property line... those likely require resolution (easement) or price adjustment.

A sub 2 can trigger the due on sale clause unless you get approval from the note holder and is usually done as a direct to sale resolution, a wrap is usually done with longer term benefits to the seller and through a proper title company that can assure its legally set up and protected from clauses triggered

It should have provisions regarding dispute resolution, expelling members, buy-outs, etc.Unfortunately it's probably time to lawyer up... interesting that Bank2 was able to obtain their lien against your project without all the members being notified.

I purchased my home last March and have since made a new years resolution to buy my first rental in 2008.

Hi All,I apologize if I am starting a thread that has already been answered but seeing how the new year is close upon us and its time to break out the pen and paper and write down those resolutions I am curious...For the experienced real estate investors and professionals doing this at a medium to large level, What were your goals when you first started off?

Ever get a resolution on this?

In some cases you might also need a corporate resolution showing you as a signer.

Best wishes for a quick resolution.