I was communicating with the title company, letting them know about fees, commissions, etc.Title comes back and says the sellers agent notified them that I am not receiving a co-broke commission on this deal.

I closed one last week in Vegas were buyer got the 30 day layoff all Casino workers got.. she just needed a letter from Said Casino that she would go back to work once the 30 closure was over.. loan funded last Friday.. so it will be interesting.but of course if credit freezes again and no one pays rent we are all in very big trouble. 

@Heather Frusco there is a LOT of options out there and IMO tenants should not carry the burden of this pandemic just like hourly workers shouldnt Mortgages can be dealt with by calling your mortgage co also SBA had emergency funding available 

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In both cases, they're hourly workers for local sports arenas. 

Long story short, the contractor instructed his workers to remove the Kitchen floor before testing.

Given it’s a relatively small unit in a high rise, I’d imagine my target tenant pool is a white collar, millennial worker in the neighborhood, possibly someone who moved from out of state for a tech job downtown?

Some people are posting that workers are not showing up because of the virus so if I cannot get the place ready to move in then what?

If you - cloud the title with a memorandum of contract, seller-owner can not remortgage or sell- use a payment collection co to collect money from tenant buyer to lender and insurance and taxes- use a land trustTheres nothing guaranteed in REI, but these steps can help keep some control 

If you built the garages, installed the pool, etc without permits and inspections, you'll have many more problems with getting those passed by your township than you may think.The solution I would recommend is to have your parents refi, put the property into a trust, you can be a co-beneficiary, and when you can afford, give them whatever money you have agreed to and have them quit claim their beneficial interest in the trust to you.I am a realtor, not an attorney, so please seek out a qualified attorney to get you set up.