As a reputable long lived real construction contractor (not paper pusher percentage taker GC or project manager) and REI I have always had enough work to put food on my table here in NJ (for 30 years straight) .

Assuming you're talking about a straight sale, not sub2/seller finance, etc., it's irrelevant as others have said.

Wording is the key and it's all about the homeowner and it's straight to the point.Since your in Truckee and near the Nevada state line try this for Sparks, Reno, Verdi, Carson City , etc; (if your not already investing in Nevada) but just an option..

Seems pretty straight forward so far.

This has not been done, instead they are puysing straight to meet with attorney.

I do think computational/quantitative finance and has something to do with it, but two other factors would probably be more pertinent in their increased application.First the golden age of objective "straight" math seems to have passed (at least for now), we can all think of great mathematical achievements, not many of which have come in the last 40 years.secondly, this is also is due to big data and ubiquitous data availability.

Although were I play we are on subdivision lands not meets and bounds.. so its pretty straight forward..and if its really flat with larger than normal lots I just lay those out myself. but this last one I did in Lake Oswego were we had set backs from trees that could not be touched etc I had to be on to the inch.

Thoughts on any way to salvage this property or is it just straight up move on and not even try?

Partnerships should be very straight forward and you need to just lay out your position.

Thats just bonus.Both were purchased about 15% below ARV if you include the remodels needed into the purchase price... about 30% straight up.My plans for the future are to seek to acquire more income producing property.