Sorta just trying to finally put it into action. 

If the property isn't in a trust, but rather left to you in a will or through an intestate estate, you're looking at a probate action to transfer title.  

Don't be like a lot of us and simply learn, learn and learn but never take action...........good luck

Congrats on taking action! 

I realize actions seen as overly wasting your time or taking advantage of your resources would be obvious detractors, but maybe there are some other less obvious things that someone with little experience like myself may be unaware of.Thanks again for your time @Adam Wright 

In fact, a licensed builder would be held to a higher standard and you could take legal action against their license in most states if they didn't finish the job. 

During the Monday morning hours is probably your best chance to catch their attention and the rest of the week to call to action.  

Once again, the point was act on your specific course of action.

Whether the lender takes this action or not is at their discretion.The next fact is the difference between Canadian mortgage terms and those in the U.S.A on residential properties (traditionally 1-4 units, some Canadian lenders will write residential mortgages on 5 & 6 unit properties under a certain dollar value).  

You will not be able to finance or sell the property for a while, though.If the bid is lower than you "sell it" price, you will want to take action before they add even more legal fees.Contact me [email protected] and I will see what I can find out.Wayne G.