We were prepared to stop the closing, walk away and report them to all the proper commissions that govern their industry. 

I have been approached by a small-time industrial subcontractor who needs a money partner.

Might take persuading the city and industry to think outside the box?

This is the industry that I currently work in, so my knowledge is already well developed.

I spoke to a company who buys notes and he told me to basically stay away from this industry for the time being as there is really no money being made for the work involved...

Frankly, I think you are pretty late in the game unless you are willing to invest in your skills and relationships to become an industry insider.

Hmmm, I've never read a REI book, or listened to any Podcasts....I gotta get out more, I guess.But this industry is mostly common sense.

I worked in the audit practice of a big 4 firm for 6.5 years before leaving for industry accounting.

. - Write out a detailed letter/email explaining your time in the industry as a whole; including how much you have made each year as a nurse, how your contracts work, how you get paid, and job outlook. - Provide all of your Tax Returns for the last several years as a nurse. - Ask your recruiter to write an email to the lenders stating your contract terms and length, and outlook for employment. 

Can you please comment on how realistic and how expensive is it to purchase one of these parcels and have it rezoned for commercial or industrial use so we can build our structure and open for business?