My gut was telling me calling it inventory was strange when it could be redeemed and removed from "inventory" by next year, but I wanted to hear it from another source who deals with finances more than I do.

Strange that she would allow that, but I can see where someone might under the right circumstances.Sucks for her! 

However, lately, the pics are showing a strange file ext ( .HEIC) that is making usage and sharing difficult once downloaded.I'd love your suggestions on hacks with pics and best practice/internal systems your team is using related to photo sharing!

In any event, I'm on the edge of my seat watching what each of them do in these strange times.  

You evidently don't understand what a principle payment is and jumped to alllll kinds of strange conclusions.Since you're obviously a beginner (how else would you not know such basic things?)

Lots of old houses were built before codes were enforced so we see lots of things like missing headers or strange methods for hanging joists or cut out structural elements for heating ducts and things. 

The complex was originally a heavy value add project and it seems like they've done a lot of work on it (and it's evident), but it strikes me as strange that they wouldn't be documenting the work for an eventual sale.

You also may have a strange situation where what you qualify for is below their minimum amount financed.

There's lots of resources here, and lots of very smart people.I'm assuming you are a Certified Financial Planner (some strange characters came through, so I might be wrong).

This might sound strange but this is exactly how it works.So a smaller, privately held lender should be easier to work with for investors.