I now scurry to see who doesn't have $10MM tied up.. . . so far they are all committed to other projects.

Our proprietary systems and procedures allow you as the owner to remain in complete control and in the loop with all communications.

This is normal for a regular sale but my concern is that the seller is remaining in title.

I hope this isn't too long but I've read and podcasted a lot now but these following questions remain obstacles in my confidence to move forward at this point so any help with any of this would be much appreciated. 1) Between title co.'

I don't have an area of the city that I am tied to, but I am keeping an eye on Sharswood, Brewerytown, and Strawberry Mansion. 

I think that all depends on the volume of business your moving through your business every year.When I was running my development company it made more sense to remain smaller and agile which allowed for shifts and changes that can acure quickly in markets.

For us, it was the right choice.The biggest negative is that you have a substantial amount of your money tied up in a single project.

Then with what equity is remaining will that invested in a different deal become a better investment?

She owned the condo outright, but we took a cash out refi for 80% of which we have about $75K remaining.  

If you aren't then you will need to cut ties a.s.a.p.