Switching to a different market will not help, the issue is in your head: you have unrealistic expectations and/or a closing phobia.

If the property ends up selling for less because of this now lien issue that was not suppose to happen, do I have a vlaid claim  to the missed profits + Holding cost?

As long as you have the tax liability you can potentially receive the full 26% on next year's filing, but you may have to claim it over multiple years depending on your situation.

Here's a breakdown of the key implications:Background of the NAR Settlement:The lawsuit against the NAR focused on claims of anti-competitive practices, particularly related to commission structures.

Called my insurance agent who convinced me to file a claim, and the insurance company will act as my attorney.

It wasn't worth having a claim on our insurance record, and the deductible was not close.  

I exist, so do my experiences, please stop trying to invalidate them because it doesn't please you or support your claim. 

Assuming that the offering was a securities offering, as opposed to a joint venture, we’d need to know first if the offering was a registered offering or was claiming an exemption from registration.  

Yes, you get your benefit faster by improperly claiming this an expense, BUT besides it being technically incorrect it can affect your ability to get certain kinds of financing.

They claim to work with several banks, investors etc. their website platform and BPO appears legit.