Add the TRUE cost of the STR / MTR game being remote and your net may disappear like smoke especially in a market that is regulated and saturated in many parts.You may want to reach out to a local REIG member and see if they could work with you for some percentage to take it to the finish line and sell the property (Atlanta Real Estate Investor Group | Facebook).With the volatility of the market today and trying to do this remote, investors winding up in this situation will become more common. 

IGNORE the lender verbal threats and hire an attorney familiar with mortgages advise you if the lenders send a foreclosure notice.You may consider spending $300-400 each for a professional inspection of each property.

The threat of large losses arising from liability has alot to do about your area, the court system and the prevailing political and social environment.

Since the Seattle landlord bloodbath, houses have really disappeared.

Between the unapproved price jump, the “breach of contract” fee, and now lien threats, it’s clear they’re banking on you being out of state and just paying to make it go away.- This Isn’t Just a Disagreement—It’s a Red Flag Behavior- You approved $5,500 after a walk-through.- You were never informed of a price change before or after the work.- They’re demanding $10,200, and refusing to give a real breakdown.Now they’re adding extra charges ($2,400 tarp, $1,500 “breach of contract”) and threatening a lien?

On the lending side it can be very frustrating when someone gives a hard closing date then disappears a day after you create their file just to come back panicked about when they can close.

Cash flow is great, but it can disappear quickly with vacancies, repairs, or market shifts.

I interpret this as a threat and intimidation.

And the #1 threat to elite is a strong middle class.

I don’t see the influx of wholesalers as a long-term threat.