I would think it would be in their best interest to move forward and work with me at some capacity rather than wait on the possibility for the same to occur with someone else.The sense of ownership for the workmanship on a flip is more of whatI'm riding on and not the assumption that they have to address their work, or lack thereof.

Being in the market in some fashion is important.

I've been spinning my wheels now for several weeks trying to come up with some way to come up with the money other than old fashion saving up which would take me several years. 

This could have helped end the nightmare a lot sooner, but based on your post, there is no guarantee anything would have come from it.This person has ignored you, your PM, your attorney, the city, and keeps taking you for a ride.

Ride it out.

It's like bull riding: very painful and difficult, but you get a big prize if you just hold on long enough.I estimate that about 20% of my Landlords can do well.

If it's in a nice area then it's a steal, if it's on the west/south side then you're being taken for a ride.

Its a wild ride but always worth it.

I see Biltmore Fashion Park is popular, but curious to hear what anyone else thinks.Thank you!

I am not saying you should not treat your tenants with kindness if they are truly struggling, but I have a feeling you are just being taken for a ride.