I always go with a quick "best case/worst case" in my head.Best- you save yourself a few extra moments of grief in the rain.Worst- your tenants get the eviction thrown out for improper notice and you have to start over 3 months into the process...In this case Id DEFINITELY post the door in a pouring rain and take a photo of your heroic efforts for the court.

I just posted my welcome message a few moments ago.

It does sound like a mechanic's lien, but I've never heard of a TRO being issued to enforce one.Normally, that lien is simply recorded at the Registry of Deeds and those records are checked moments before we walk to the closing table.  

From what I can tell, at least have of the units are renovated and are absolutely beautiful.

This property has big beautiful mature trees along with a boat launch that is in great shape! 

@Robert Fountain , I agree with the others, it sounds like you're on top of things.Just to be safe, document everything that has happened so far, and continue to document through the process.They seem to be understanding - you are not required by law to have every single part ready at a moment's notice.

Yhe information you provided is truly useful and I may try it out but not at the moment.

Note that we are only doing SFH in 85018 at the moment. 

It makes sense that this money be liquid to use at a moments notice, but it'd also be nice to get a return on this money, wouldn't it?

When I did make that decision, I headed directly to a local Commercial Broker and we worked together to "make it happen".Unsolicited marketing (again imo) has a very narrow window of opportunity - - arriving at that moment when the owner is discussed, fed-up and wants to run away.