But as a banker working on this program, I can tell you we are not happy and struggling to make structure an entire program and remain in compliance over night. 

After I watched the video, I went ahead and cancelled my one remaining guest for April and turned down two other requests to book in April, and then blocked the whole month out to try and honor their request.

The remaining 5k consisted of survey, title insurance and settlement fee.

So as long as that inventory is so low, and interest rates remain low, even if demand is lower than it has been, the prices should hold- for now.

I plan on moving in the next year or so and would like to just go ahead and pay the remaining balance I owe my parents via some sort of loan, especially now that interest rates are low.My main question:- what is the best way to pay off the balance to my parents?

They have identified the appraiser that does that and specifically hire them when they need a loan to be inflated.

Aside from a 10% discount, what about the increases this year in utilities, maintenance costs, RE taxes, insurance, and inflation?

Not sure how you're getting to the point where you're interpreting net equity on the balance sheet as a loss...If this is a SMLLC taxed as a disregarded entity, you would just distribute the remaining cash to the owner and clear the balance sheet. 

If you buy now, make sure you buy conservatively – always remember that the market can remain irrational for longer than you can remain solvent.

My friend buys the note at like 50% remaining value.I don't really like note plays for just extracting yield on them I would want to eventually own the dirt if it came with real estate.