Ospina: @Dakota Mivshek I've had a similar experience with them a few years ago when I was selling a Our title companies now send a letter that does not need to be signed, that basically states if they have not heard from the buyer in 14 days, the EMD will be released to the requesting party. 

Another title company use regularly by the auctioneer is suggesting switching back to them and they can close without the legal paperwork my title company is requesting and they can’t fulfill.Can I walk out of this before closing?

However, getting the house sold has taken a little while longer than we expected due to a survey requested by the buyer and surveyors in the area being booked up and unable to get to the house.

The amount of man power it takes to properly coordinate renno/maintenance requests coupled with the fact that our vendors give us discounts, makes me ok with it.  

Handling Maintenance requests and emergencies, Handling tenant disputes, Ensuring the tenants are properly insured (if you require them to), Marketing the property, Screening applicants, Handling the security deposit return, and a whole lot more. 

I broke down the math and how the profit will be used to pay for the inspections, appraisals, closing costs for both buyer and seller, the $500 requested bank repairs, and my cost to release the notice of interest so that their buyer can move forward with the purchase.  

Here is some information that might be helpful.Rent Collection/Property Management:For collecting rent from multiple tenants and managing your property, here are a few popular options:Cozy.co: This platform is free for landlords and provides rent collection, expense tracking, and even maintenance request functionalities.Buildium: This is more comprehensive and suitable if you ever decide to scale up and manage multiple properties.

We received an offer for family property and now that it's time to close they buyers are requesting we seller finance.

Don't forget that once your LLC is registered you will also need to go to the IRS website and request an EIN.

If you do get contacted by someone who is serious (with experience) then just request a large deposit to protect yourself.