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 would suggest that you consult with a local real estate lawyer, who can explain the contract to you so you can complete it properly.

LA showed condo but buyers agent completed all other tasks.

Got them the foreign entity doc within 2 hours, and sent a party wall agreement (which was completely inappropriate for this deal, not the correct form at all - but I signed that form on both sides, literally making an agreement with myself, which they accepted!

Plan on say buying 10 acres WITH CASH( partnership) THEN USING THAT LAND AS LEVERAGE TO FINANCE PHASE 1: 2 ACRES: 40-50 APT...Once phase 1 completed and generating cash flow, how easy is it to refinance it and remove equity for phase 2 loan?

Be sure your contract with your contractor specifies a completion date.

If these features in your unit pale in comparison (age, condition, etc.) to the others, it puts you at a competitive disadvantage. 

I’d be clearer, instead of ”prompt” define your expectations as ”except a response within 24 hours or 8 business hours” and in instead of “good” photos define “photos front of house, newly renovated kitchen with granite, bathrooms, other photIs woth jey features, and back yard”

The house and the duplex “looked like” they were on the same lot but the county clearly had them as sitting on two completely different parcels.

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