Sit him down, tell him how he is messing up your life, and graciously put him on a timeline, explaining that you have already spoken to an attorney about the situation. 

For that reason, I would choose the conventional.I heard this on the podcast the other day, but I do not recall which episode.

This is just for cash flow management and also because I don't want any significant amount of cash sitting in the PM account at any point.

If you are angry sit in your car until you've come to grips with your emotions and can be kind but firm.

To make it funner, all that demand just sits, as backlogged demand, so the second any material does come to market "POOF" it's gone.

In thirty years of involvement in title insurance and real estate investing I can't recall ever seeing anyone obtain viable title under adverse possession. 

Then B got a dream job outside of Anchorage and is debating whether to keep this property and sit on it, continue to slowly put money into it, and hopefully get it ready to sell or partially rent, or sell it outright to a cash buyer at a steep discount. 

@Myles Snair The best thing to do is to sit down with a mortgage agent to map out a plan for getting to your 4th property.

@Henry Murray I don't recall having performance guarantees of any kind when I had a PM.

I honestly do not just want to sit back and wait until this tide goes by, so I am actively looking and bidding and am sure that I will get something soon.