I've been down this same road multiple times, and honestly have been the happiest with my 2004 $4k Toyota Camry that's been a beast in reliability and even better on the wallet :) 

Most people take a photo with their phone in poor lighting and not great focus, so its not a reliable way to verify.

I think the best solution is to spread the deferred sum over the next year once they are back in business if you can.

If not, the simple solution is move one of walls on the slanted sides.

This is the sellers proposed solution.

Hi @Jennifer D.I have not looked into Washington Park or the adjacent Bankhead and English Avenue areas, largely due to concern of finding reliable renters and overall safety of the areas.

We are working with tenants one on one to figure out solutions.

I'd love to hear about the challenges other noteholders are facing and the solutions you've come up with to address those challenges. 

One person owns 33 units and another one owns 6 units, so it seems like they might have been doing the bare minimum and now it costs our building more money in the long run for their bandage solutions. 

Should I look into an alternative financing solution so I can pay the bank and fire the GC so I can move the project forward?