Make sure you have an air-tight lease and also a house rules or house expectations.Has someone been renting in the other side and you are just renting your side? 

There is no doubt the market is very tight, but there are still options.  

As @Daniel Sperling said, either get a standard contract that you can edit from a realtor you know or pay a local attorney to draw you up an air-tight contract that you can re-use once they know your goals - direct to seller, wholesaler, etc.The worst thing you can do is show up with a half-page doc for a seller.

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They will call you each day, which is usually a good thing because you'll always know how your loan application is doing and they'll make every effort to close by the deadline—barring any unforeseen circumstances.

You have actual notice of the bankruptcy (and hopefully the bankruptcy case number) so your next step should be calling the Clerk’s office of the bankruptcy court to make sure you are on the creditor mailing list / requesting notice of anything filed in the case and— this is important— Confirming the Proof of Claim filing deadline and filing a claim in the case for whatever damages you have pursuant to the lease (with a copy of the lease) and any other supporting documents ASAP.By doing that, you can protect your ability to be paid out as an unsecured creditor with everyone else in that class (or perhaps a different class of creditors with a higher priority- not sure what your situation is so I can’t comment).  

they are more expensive than stick built take years to get approved through the building  departments in many jurisdictions and the folks that buy them are eclectic to a certain degree.. they work well in Rural settings where you can really lock them tight and leave and not worry about thieves.  

I am speechless about Home 365 and could write a book about them.Can anybody recommend a lawyer in Michigan (Detroit) who would be able to file my summons, We already passed the deadline so we need extension.

Shortly after the contractual deadline passed, I was contacted by a neighbor, who also holds the position of HOA head.

That could crush buyers who already are tight in coming up with enough money for a down payment and closing costs.