You will be forced to start the process over again and wait at least another month, possibly longer.

I don't want to rush or force myself to spend that kind of money, but I'll explain a little bit about the coaching/partnership program.

I want to avoid being extended such that another GR (hopefully this is a worse case type scenario) would force me to sell at discounted prices.

We were told that even if we were to sell the property, we would still have to pay for the earthquake retrofit costs which is near $20,000.Can the HOA legally force us to pay for the retrofit even if we are in process of selling the condo or come after us after it has been sold?

But it forced me to stop working in my business and be extra cautious when crunching the numbers. 

The plaintiff missed a couple of payments and madethem up later but, the mortgage company called the balance to be paid infull after continual late and missed payments.The plaintiff in 2017 claimed she discovered she might be forced to move out of the home she'd been"renting" since 2015 because she noticed the house was going into foreclosure.

The rent control will only make the properties become less available, and force rental increases every year even at 5-7%. 

You want to try to force them to close the loan so you don't have to dump the car.

BRRRR approach which requires buying a fixer upper, force the appreciation by rehabbing.  

If the trend continues then you can have tremendous ROI in the long run meanwhile the minimal cashflow keep the property improving with forced appreciation through renovation and raising rents that may be under market value.