If the ARV was on the low side of what you said the deal looks tight to me.

If you look on the site you should see a "Period deadline".

I ended up in small claims court because he continued to ignore me well after the deadline, not returning my deposit at all, and hoped I would just drop it and go away.

4)  The property has a "Period Deadline" date of 9/9/16.

So I can't speak a whole lot to that but I'd be happy to give you generic advice from what I have experienced and seen younger members go through.1) Dress that extra step up (Not the bargain store shirts and pants), if money is tight go to a store find your sizes (coats and shirts) then go to a thrift store or goodwill type store.

Outlets and light switches: is everything screwed in tightly?

The bank listed the property bank on the market again 15 days ago and the deadline its tomorrow.

I an holding tight with the ones I have now.

How are deals like this typically structured such that there are performance requirements and deadlines placed on the master developer and recourse for me in the event that he does not follow through with his intended plan for the shopping center?

I recommend checking with your local building inspector.Due to the dimensional differences between lumber today and 1890 lumber, you will most likely have to rip larger stock to the correct width as a tight fit is required for fire blocking.Good luck with your project!