For example, the high GRMs mean property is expensive -- but it also means that converting a garage into an ADU will produce an ROI like you just don't see in other parts of the country.

I know some people produce crazy amounts of garbage, and I'd rather them do that than leave the garbage in the house....

I think his body produces natural caffeine.

You will sacrifice some cash flow, but it will be a lot easier to handle and still produces solid cash flow and you only need to deal with turnover every few months (hopefully). 

I read EVERY book and made good decisions and took massive action.

If its under a land contract then have the owner of the land contract produce the original notarized document. 

I’m guessing they will have other fees above the $95 and if you don’t offer 2.5-3% to the buyer agents, you’ll get very little action....which means few viewings and a lower sales price.  

I was told there is a 'process' but no visibility to the process and actions are taken thus far.

That's what matters.So what is the best course of action?

Are there any steps / actions either I, my lender, or attorney can take to mediate this and be able to close on my property?