The current owner may be able to tell you what was agreed upon when the pause button was hit.

This is no question a difficult and stressful time for everyone.

If you project manager it right and the modular company is not swamped with work it should take you 3-4 months to go from basic land to installed and buttoned up duplex ready to rent.Rent out the units except for 1, make sure you find out what people like, what they wish they had and see if it is cost effective not to design the stuff that would make them rent faster and or for more into future units.Now post all over that you have rentals coming on the market, show off that empty one (maybe stage it) and use it in marketing.State in the marketing and let those looking know that the new units will be ready in 3-4 months (depending on a viable build schedule).

One hot button issue with the IRS (depending on the Trust type), the the passive activity rules under 469. 

And for me, I don’t want to start those relationships in an emergency situation...while figuring out their fee structure...on a potentially stressful timeline...with who knows what else happening in your personal life.Good luck, and congrats on considering these next steps!

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This is the lowest cost, least stressful way to deal with this. 

You're just going to stress yourself out for something you realistically can't enforce.  

Alot have hit the pause button totally and have stopped lending for the time being, while many big banks have tightened the purse strings. 

I started out in the healthcare field and switched to the media field six years ago ( a lot less stress).