You can't foreclose on the guy you sold it to since he is paying on time.

He had a successful flip, and sold it for a profit within seven days on the market.

This building just sold but here is an example.https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/27286973/1915-portage-ave... 

I don't think the estate was being decietful, but their dearly departed originally di have 8 acres but sold off parts along the way resulting in a net of 1.8 acres. 

I have one floor plan in my project that is set up for this.. out of 90 homes we have built  we only sold 4 of them .  

The seller has 45 days after Closing on the sold property to identify the replacement property.  

The property will be sold upon completion.Rate:  12.05%Term:  13 months interest onlyARV:  $648,000Loan Amount:  $433,000Processing Fees:  $15,361.64 (3 pts plus processing fees)Escrow Charges:  $3,130.90Insurance/taxes:  $1,722.82Construction Holdback:  $498,361Cash to Close:  $84,762.36 In the OP, you said that the loan amount was $346k.

If there are changes you want to make then send your tenants official notice of those changes via in person delivery or certified and regular mail along with a copy of the new lease.

We sold a house with a low rate that would have cash-flowed really well because I saw the future deferred maintenance.

Any other major syndication site has restricted sold data so it will be incomplete.