@Sheri Rolfe, generally speaking unless the buyer has violated the terms of the contract in a way that allows you to terminate it or unless there is specific language allowing you to terminate it then no you should not be able to.

The city is making me extend a cul-de-sac before they will allow me to parcel the builds from the remaining acreage.

They own a few of the businesses that do work for them. 

Their hands are tied because the statutes do not allow that.

Communication, photos, and documentation is everything in this business. 

I believe you are supposed to register your out of state LLC in each state that is does business in though.

Investing in residential multifamily properties allows you to capitalize on this appreciation while benefiting from multiple rental incomes.Easier Management: Managing a small multifamily property in San Antonio is generally more straightforward compared to larger complexes.

Staggered refinancing, rather than refinancing all at once, allows you to take advantage of favorable terms as they become available.

You should be able to tap into 85% CLTV if your DTI allows it 

Not at all.I've been answering questions on here for 10 years without ever asking for business and have made 1000s of friends and helped 100s of clients close deals on investment properties.