Stone back to visit and inspect the work site and that she can come with a skilled, experienced business attorney, construction engineer, and forensic accountant of her choosing so they can take as much time as they need to examine all the books, inventory, sites, equipment, employment records, etc., and investigate all of the claims made by the folks who are pitching this investment opportunity. 

Anyone who thinks they are right and I'm wrong needs to get their head examined."

Did you examine the pro forma?  

That was the biggest spike among all of the metro areas examined in the study.

@Will Gebbie Great questions and totally understand the nerves...if it helps at all most of the investors I work with are doing out of state deals. 

I think we need to examine the balance sheet closely to understand what type of debt and why use debt.

If you continue to do what you want without at least examining what people say, once you get Class A or B it will be the same.

I'd require further examination of the issue from a different contractor.   

It's an interesting question that deserves to be examined by anyone who is living or has interest in the properties in these communities.

Overall, I'd rate the experience so far as inefficient and nerve-wracking.