All of the mechanicals are working properly, just not able to keep up with the water backing up from the city line caused by mother nature.But there are a couple of lessons here:1.

Especially for this new construction on an empty land.Hard money is more when we are not able to obtain a construction loan or if the 75% is not enough funds compared to a 90%. 

Most notably rising interest rates, higher operating costs, and $1 trillion in debt coming due in the next 18 months.

If you are not able to land this offer, there will be other opportunities that can you pivot too that will come along in the future.

I am the beneficiary of a trust and not able to control any of the assets within.

I'm looking at purchasing this property in the country on 8 acres in Texas and renting it out as a short-term rental. I'm finding there are a lot fewer regulations once you step out of the city. I want to stack this h...

@Jeremy SegermeisterI would sell it if you think it would stress you out too much to see how renters would take care of it (too emotionally attached since it was a primary) as well as if the rental income is not able to cover the mortgage/taxes (that's just whack).

I was not able to paste the link... but search his youtube channel if you need more info.

If he wont accept this, or it's just not able to happen, I will obviously just offer an amount and finance it.

He isnt going to sell you a giant turd and tell you it's gold.....he will still sell you the giant turd, he is just completely honest that he is in fact selling you a giant turd.