However, it’s through perseverance and an unwavering commitment to your goals that you’ll begin to see things turn around.Consider an example from the world of real estate investing.

Ask if they have "clear title", meaning has the title commitment/report come back from the title company with no issues for seller to fix/resolve. 

It’s the long-term commitment that tends to yield meaningful returns.

At the end of the day, I would say if you were going to invest in real estate that has to be a minimum of a five year commitment.

Everything is possible with enough time and money committed to the project.

I take full responsibility for this lapse in judgment and the legal consequences that followed.Following my release in 2017, I have demonstrated a strong commitment to positive change.

I have been committed to investing in Real Estate as my main form of building wealth since realizing its wealth building powers a few years ago.

Many people don't make a profit, obviously odds of success get better with experience/good team, etc.consider until you have more time to commit to instead look at buying publicly traded equity REITs, not mortgage REITS, they are trickyget subscription to Seeking Alpha and follow Brad Thomas, Jussi Askola and many others research/writing to start withREITS have beaten the SP500 last 50 yrs, by a lot, 13% to 11% just in last 20 yrs too, and they have taken a temporary beating due to sudden rise in 10 yr rates and hence CAP rates, but their underlying rent roles have only gone up.

The financial and time commitments will never make sense.

Sounds like they are short to close I would ask for a loan commitment before you waste too much time with this buyer.