They just seem like they're going to fight with me on this.

And she was supposed to return all copies of the keys.You do not need to file any police reports or even worry about her fighting you about the deposit.

Your seller is not reasonable and will likely fight you on everything from providing paperwork to inspection access. 

New building hardly any expenses so you might net more than NNN but older building it usually swings the other way.You can try to convert gross to NNN but most tenants would fight on that especially with an older building.Whether tenants are required to pay for all expenses or not trying to charge them for roof,parking lot,etc. all at once is rarely possible with mom and pop to regional tenants.

You don't want to be fighting this out in court on day 80 with the owner occupancy deadline looming over you.

Understand that even IF there's a court case, your insurer will take over and you need to stay out of the way.Did you know it's cheaper for an insurer to settle a personal injury lawsuit for $15k-$20k, then it is to fight it in court?

I also have a buddy that works KSN and they are great with delinquent homeowners for sure and for fighting tax assessments. 

A couple days after this agreement (2 days before closing), the buyer decided they no longer wanted to continue with the deal even at the newly agreed upon price and did not sign for the new price.Originally they were signing the release for earnest money, but are now deciding to fight to keep this as well. 

She will make the copies with a second person) That way there is another witness that all info is given everyone. the reciepant it fighting that, saying that as reciepant the bids will no longer be legitimate unless _she only_ is the one who handles the bids until she gives them and the summaries of them to the rest of us.

With an increasing money supply the price of goods and services also must increase, because we will have an increased amount of money fighting for the same amount of goods and services.