A main partner of a home building company is no longer able to perform in the business and the remaining partner would like help winding the company down. Or possibly selling. There is a need to insure liability issue...

The current builder will have taken draws in order to pay for the construction.

Now me and a buddy have pretty much the same cabin by the same builder except when he built his the plumber did not put the booster on.  

I’m a part of a group with the founders of the Fortune Builders group, so that’s been really beneficial for me to learn from those guys!

We have a home builder who put an LOI on 15 acres with us, bad thing is we have to raise capital now. 

You can ask buyer to get Builder Risk policy before they start any build that will give protection both for liability and issues with payment to sub contractors thus helps to keep other liens for being placed. 

For me, builder grade cabinets, formica countertops, traditional appliances, and vinyl planks for flooring do the job.

I used to be a builder in SD and ran across many settlement issues.

In your case, we would get the deal within a few hours of it hitting the market if it was a listed property while you are still calling lenders.As far as builders, the good ones are booked out a ways and if they have not worked with you before, they will not be likely to run and look at jobs that they might not get if you do not get the offer accepted. 

And the house is too small for the land it sits on so it won’t sell as a sfr and builders won’t touch it either.