Assuming the contract is valid, enforceable, and the buyer can prove (s)he was ready, willing and able to close, a summary judgment might be awarded granting the request.While every litigant has a right to appeal an adverse judgment, not every request for the appeals court to hear the matter will be granted. 

Doesn't have the sex appeal of wholesaling, I guess.

I'm curious of the current market demand for student housing and appeal to rental investors.

I've seen some separated, which is more appealing to me. 

Much bigger buyer pool and particularily is in a single family neighborhood with mostly owner occupants, appeals to owners. 

This has created a "shared driveway" with the neighbor making an ugly curb appeal, not to mention cutting their lot in half.

I’m considering this one because it advertises help with tax structuring and LLC advice which is appealing to me.

Although I am still new to real estate, the strategy that seems most appealing to me is long-term rentals, but in regard to investing in real estate, I am very open to any other strategies in the business.

There may be a way to appeal to them, especially since you were wise enough to have a lease in place.

I have been to the US Court of Appeals though, litigating some of these issues and won.