I'm trying to reach the troubled assets division or whatever would be a similar comparison... 

BP forums seems somewhat unique among other forums I've been on, in terms of the general friendliness.

So I'd bet you can keep it as is, but the chance you have to convert the units to commercial offices or something, is unique. 

I would like to see what else I could do to get started.I would probably have to find a unique way of financing my next investment. 

Just wanted to share a little of this story and adventure we are on in little old central Maine so others can chime with their unique projects and challenges they are facing.

Using an LLC as the title holder is still only a few clicks, at the Secretary of State division website.

He has made a number of changes which allow him to beat others in the race for lowest priced new homes in the upper midwest.The other possibility in the upper midwest that occurs to me is Harmony Homes  of Nappanee, Indiana which was a newer division of Fairmount which has been recently (2015) sold to Cavco.

Account Closed in my market there's practically no sub division without an HOA

So, once the offering is approved by the state securities division, one could sell, say, $10,000 interests in a project to the general public, and ADVERTISE IT.

@Damien Ray go talk to a local portfolio lender.You can either finance any properties that have seasoned or ask for their commercial division and get a LoC.