It depends on which lender you go with, fees can vary. 

Hello Kiefer,Two weeks is not that long of a period, depending on the area, that may be lower than the average days on market around there.

depending on the amount we're talking about, have you looked into using a true private lender for this one?

There are ways to deal with these situations, and it depends on the property and the lien holder, but it's possible to do some pretty incredible things if you are willing to invest a little more in legal costs to close the gap on your losses.  

But if they insist on paying a percentage, then it depends on if the GC is paying for everything?

It also depends on the warranty company and your policy.

Splitting the parcel depends on the local government, so hard to say, but our understanding for this specifically is that it is relatively simple / not very costly.Whether we split the parcel or not is somewhat the reverse of "greater than the sum of its parts".

depending what this next week looks like for me, either a saturday, sunday, monday or tuesday will be best.  

However, alot depends on your PM contract. 

If you're looking for a property to occupy, you can get away with 3-3.5%+ down depending on what you qualify for.