Feel free to send me a message if you would like me to send over my referral list. 

You won't have to bring any of your stuff into the situation if you're not part of the LLC and if you are, then rearrange the Operating Agreement to make yourself a 10% owner.Conway would be considered rural and your LTV will be reduced because of it, but 65% is still a pretty nice loan amount.Feel free to reach out if you need additional information.Stephanie

I think the best you can probably do here is sue them in small claims court to keep your costs at a minimum.

Since people aren't educators but rather developers most don't see a benefit to sharing their information for free.

I'm most focused on high LTV  I have a list of lenders in Ohio you can reach out to.Also @Chris Wharton feel free to jump in

Your options would be to sell it, and most likely take a loss on it as you also will have closing and realtor costs involved which you can assume that would be 10%.

Box A is direct lender charges, box B are things the lender is making you get that you cannot shop for (for instance, the appraisal or credit report), and box C is closing costs that you can shop/control- Lenders can move things around between boxes A and B to change the way costs appear.

Feel free to PM me if you want to chat.

It's free for buyers

I'd be open to some consulting to see if I can help streamline what you're working with, however I know when we were at ~15 units, there was no way to justify the cost for something that wasn't lower-end, off-the-shelf software.