Every time this occurs, send them an email and put it in writing.

This is not legal advice, just friendly information.Obviously, I'm biased, but an attorney should put that together.

I can't help on the mastermind front, but I did grow up in Central IL and can relate to the "something goes wrong with a property, now I'm spiraling, and this was all a terrible idea" feeling.

Here's a few tips:1.  

I am seeking an attorney (or perhaps a title company) to help me understand the laws around the conveyance of a property deed in Texas.

Howerver, I have resrvations about how this will impact the community's living standards as the development will immediately border some neighborhoods and could bring unwanted environmental impacts and noise. 

I'm a University of Maryland student studying business and about to go into my senior year.

I am quite new and inexperienced when it comes to this type of investing and so I am trying to find my niche. 

Our question is, has anyone had issues like this?  

Im currious the kind of loan option available for this kind of property.