My question is if there's lenders that fund both land and construction or is there an angle or a creative solution for this situation?

Hard $ can eat up your profit very quick so as its already been stated, make sure you have all your ducks in a row before you pull the trigger.

Even if you keep the property, you could pull cash back out through refinance.

Should I try to make some of the improvements (what I can afford) in the mean time or pay off the 2nd mortgage and pull out that equity without having to do another appraisal?

. - Even if the person you are thinking of can't help you, maybe there are folks on bigger pockets who want to go in on this with you esp. if you have the deal sourced...I can't tell you if any of these are the right solutions, completely depends on your specific circumstances but hopefully some avenues you can explore!

Well it didn't come in that high. if it comes in at 255k you would be able to pull 25kish and have to pay all those closing costs.  

You will pull the permit as the homeowner.

Residential lenders require a 6 month seasoning period before you can pull out anything more than your initial investment ($60k). 

I thought i was stuck until October, but now i am wondering i could turn it into a BRRRR property, refinance the house and pull out some cash to try to purchase again. 

I like to find all possible solutions before you dump and run