Also, when looking at how much is considered leveraged for the calculation of UBIT each year, they do look at an average of the outstanding debt for the previous 12 months.

3. identify all the "inspectors" you brought through the house...There are many more> I bet the "buyer" damn near had a fit when they saw the interrogatories:)There ARE avenues for sellers to SUE these FRAUDS...all they need to be is educated on the game...and I am working on that:)I had a call from DBPR yesterday and their EXACT words were: Bigger Pockets and Cragslist are HOTBEDS of illegal activity!  

On November 2, we received 1 months rent (so I guess we put that towards Aug outstanding rent and technically he is now just 4 days late paying November 's rent and everything else has been paid) His lease states after the 5th of the month there will be a late fee and after 10 days he will receive a 3 day notice to pay rent.

That's pretty damn near that 2% ratio that is nearly impossible to get on SFH

Is it really shady to then issue more stock in the form of option to employees at a lower price while everyone pretends you've reduced outstanding shares and no one complains because the price keeps going up?

Hot Damn. 

An investor doesn't give a damn about if the building feels like home or is comfortable or their dream home.

If you have been here, you’ll know what I mean - the tail end of any construction project is what separates the joe-blows from the big guys, and I handled this one like a damn amateur, that is for sure.  

If you can sell it for enough to cover the outstanding loans and expenses of the sale, you should absolutely do that.

Will the mortgage company freak when they run my credit and see this outstanding line of credit?