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One is my current primary residence, and the other was my last primary home before it sadly burned down—I'm currently in the process of rebuilding it.

Most people get burned when they think they are buying a triplex but it is only a legal duplex.

However, if your current lender is working for you, fighting for your loan, and doing whatever it takes to get you what you need, I don't see why you would need to burn that relationship. 

Say you burn 2 months and then decide to pull the plug last minute for any reason, that seller has now lost 2 months of marketing time where a willing/able buyer could have come along.

Max you can do is $300k but only if they work with you on it, so you can use your $ to do the reno and not burn it on down.

I had listened to Jorge on podcasts before I invested and know that he had misfortunes in another business which he detailed in Burn Zones. 

Any communications with her could be used against you if you admit any liability for her supposed burns and/or heart attack.

Still they may have some heart burn with it still being one zone lot. 

People love to say, “That’s what everyone says after getting burned in a Ponzi,” but I’m not speaking from ignorance—I’m speaking from experience.