They put in a stipulation that I could not resell the place for more than a specified amount for 90 days.

They should have been rescued with STRICT stipulations on the money instead of NO stipulations on it.The smartest DEMAND SIDE way to fix the problem is to print 2.5 Trillion dollars and send a check for 10K to every American with income less than 100K a year (I estimated this at about 250 million people).

Chuck,WHen submitting multiple bids, even 100 in one month, you are not actually putting up the $1000 or whatever your offered earnest money deposit (EMD) is, you are sending an executed contract with a copy of a check for the EMD amount and the contract should stipulate that the EMD will be provided within 3 business days of accepted contract.Therefore, you can make 1000 offers and offer $5,000 of earnest money, but until you get an accepted offer, you don't need the $5,000,000 in cash necessary to make that many offers.

Pay on time as stipulated in the contract.

I don't really care how my buyer will pay me for the flip, unless there are stipulations in place (e.g., that it must be an all-cash buyer), which in this case, there aren't; therefore, it could be financing or cash - doesn't really matter.

I would be happy they got rid of a pet and reduce the rent by the $15, under the stipulation that they can't add another pet. 

The only stipulation is I pay for the closing costs if I pay it off in two years.

I actually don't think your position is the problem, finding someone to agree with this independence-denying stipulation seems like the tricky part.

IF it is a bad deal then put in contract a stipulation that would give you a exist such as DD but atleast that would get your foot in the door so to speak that is what I would do secure it then look it over do your DD and re run your numbers gl let us know how it goes

The stipulations are a little tough, but working on finding a property.