@Gitit Hefetz I will see how things work out with the current lender.

Don’t get too emotionally involved, keep cash reserves and (assuming you bought right) it will work out in the end.

The numbers on the deal work out up to a sale price of $300k, which is about 10% over asking.

Also the people in it really would like to buy it so could work out.

I don't do a ton of new construction so I think others on here will have more advice, but essentially I think sometimes it can work out for your client if the lender is able to offer incentives because they're getting a good volume of business by being the preferred lender for a plat or new construction condo building. 

Adjusters do that on a daily basis with different groups and people – local and distant.Self-Motivated: at least for those of use who work out of our home 100% of the time.

Just do some good vetting and it should work out. 

Corporations have Articles of Incorporation.In your situation where you have other assets to protect and have to work out your operating arrangement, it certainly makes sense to have a legal entity. 

Your numbers work out to a final Cap Rate of 5.8%.

I'm doing Apartments and Lease Options and it seemed to work out for me.