You need to check and make sure there are no quirky laws in California protecting sellers from having to sell even with a written contract.You might stand to gain some helpful knowledge by showing a real estate litigation attorney all your paperwork for review for a few hundred and they can give you realistic options and chances of being successful with your purchase if one seller fights it etc.No legal adviceP.S.

Jon Holdman,Fighting being sick here.

Yes, he has a dog in the fight with his compliance business, but he's also correct!

@brandon turner yea, and I was told by a friend of mine who owns a bunch of laundromats that their lawyers aggressively fight if you try to break the contract.

I've never heard of someone getting attacked by a board.If you want to learn to fight for real, check this out:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Keep fighting the good fight, It will be worth it!

When the inevitable hiccups came, we didn't have to fight about it.

After fighting with a big national bank on a couple mortgages, I stumbled across a local/ regional bank that has been great to work with.

Most of us in Ontario are trying to get down south and fighting the obstacles there.

I wouldn't buy another rental to fund fighting this situation.