So, you could be stuck with that money tied up for the length of the wrap.If the Subject To teacher you learned that from told you this was a good idea, go get your money back.

Building Equity: Part of your rent can contribute to the eventual purchase, helping you accumulate equity.Cons: Risk of Losing Money: If you decide not to buy at the end of the lease, you might lose the option fee and any rent premiums.

Any advice on how to push back or verify what actually needs to be done would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance!

The first thing many syndication investors ask is "when will I get my money back." 

I know this post was from years ago, but I'm in a similar situation with Dadson, but their contract is actually expired and they're still trying to keep their machines at my four-plex saying that it's now month to month then saying that the previous owner suspended services, but won't provide any dates.

If the former, then they each get their own lease, if the latter, they all sign one stating as a group they are responsible for paying rent (ie one doesn't pay, the others have to come up with the money).

Set them up with a Wine bar and hors d' oeuvre's setup outside so they make more money. 

Alternately, it will greatly improve your negotiating position if you elect to partner with a builder / developer in the area to  actually bring the project out of the ground together.

In April of 2024, 64% of homes sold in Manhattan were paid for entirely in cash.We know that cash is king, but that is a big kingdom.Where does all the money come from?

You need to think/act fast so that you do not have deeper issues on the construction side to the point that you start to lose on profits or cannot get the deal sold and lose all your money.1.