I’ve known people in military families who had to transfer unexpectedly, even when they weren’t supposed to.

This should be publicly available information.I suppose you could sue the syndicator, but you probably do not have a case unless they committed fraud of some sort and you can prove they did.  

I pay every month the amount I was supposed to pay, they don't reject it, but not deducting it off my alleged debt either.I asked several times for written current debt and explanation.

I also have a hard money loan that has had a "freeze" on payments that were supposed to start a year ago. 

I think your insurance company will report that you received a payout and if you try to claim a damaged roof later you may be denied since you were supposed to already have had a new roof.

Purchased a home and was suppose to be on track to get investing, however life required more finances and attention at the time so hoping this time is the ramp up phase.Just getting restarted as of April 2025, where I closed on a 2 family in Oxford where we have a decent rehab loan to bring her back to her old glory.

They likely don't know who they are even supposed to be calling on a retail property.Again, there are likely 3-4 major retail brokers in your market. 

I feel overwhelmed because I was ready to go on in on a property for $125k with a 5% DP and closing costs, only to find out that it was supposed to 20%.

Although my line is only supposed to owners or new owners looking for management, tenants will still leave voicemails on my line. 6.

An Architect, is supposed to know these things.