If the company complete the process of review in a positive way and is being announced that the landowner doesn't have enough money to pay for construction, then they look for lenders who can agree with the profitability of the project.

I notice you didn't mention the money owe me on the other property, which is a totally separate agreement.

I was analyzing my positions a few weeks ago when I realized I should probably start investing in real estate. 

He said " he would rather pay $2000 a month than sign a lease with such a crazy price hike "So I have a few options , give 60 days notice , move into the bigger house , now have my larger house, extra bathroom and garage for my hot rod and only increase my portion of mortgage $350 as I believe renting the 1/1 at $1300+ will be cake .Or supply 60 days notice and get new tenant at anywhere from 1850 -2150 a month and stay another year in our small 1/1 . 

@Michael NewmanMichael you are asking for professional advice here I have noticed everyone has adviced you the same.

This means I could be stuck holding the property for another 2-3 months, when we were in a position to close on the resales by the end of August.  

I have noticed that the foreclosures have dipped to the lowest level in quite some time, at least in the Texas major cities of San Antonio, Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston.

For instance, let's say you are pitching a deal for a fix and flip and it looks like you have a solid plan, the investor has confidence in your endeavor; because you are a first-time flipper and or fledgling REI they know the investment is at high risk for failure to wasteful effort and you will likely take longer than advertised they are going to want the lion's share of the deal and 1st lien position.

and I give them formal 3 day notice. 

Yes, I’ve noticed that it’s hard to find Multi Family properties in Chatt...but seems like if you find a good one it will cash flow way better than what I’m seeing in Nashville.