Below are the details:The major complication from the original lender is that it is zoned as mixed-use R-2.

Below are the details:The major complication from the original lender is that it is zoned as mixed-use R-2.

It's complicated, but they are used as collateral to facilitate inter-bank and commercial lending.So yes, when markets crash, the money literally does vaporize. 

Title search usually takes ~5 days if you make your intentions knows (and there’s no unforeseen complications.

It's always a good idea to educate yourself to find all options of the real estate business so you can find the right choice for your needs/desires.Wholesaling is my first choice to learn more about as it seems the least complicated for a newbie but I'm still looking at all the choices. 

Or... would you consider getting into joint ventures or other partnerships with limited partnerships that can be bought out so as to pay off original money backers and allow for less complications?

The lots are seriously cheap and the builders of the above-mentioned modern homes are a-plenty, and since I won't be looking to build anything complicated or palatial, I wonder if the numbers would work out.

Complicating the whole thing are realtors in the area who just don’t seem interested/motivated. 

However, conventional loans get harder and harder the more properties you own and the more complicated your taxes get, especially if you don't have a W2 or strong/stable income.Even though I can get conventional loans, I often try to go asset-based or commercial lending because I don't want to deal with tax returns (I always file at the end of my extensions) or worry about DTI, and I want to have loans to my LLC.

Hey all, I just signed a year lease as a tenant in June, and due to complications from Covid, am now trying to get out of said lease.