If you don't tell them, your messing with their dreams and their timetable. 

The U.S. economy grew at a lackluster annual pace in the final three months of 2020 as a record wave of coronavirus cases stunted our recovery, pushing out the timetable for a broader rebound until later this year.

Many of the large timberland owners in the NH area own 10k acres and are working on 100 year time tables.

I have a demanding full time job & Family which leaves me with almost no extra time. +tive

Personally with your timetable I would not. 

As for timetable I am hoping to have this done by the end of the year. 

Normally you say set a timetable, I wouldn't. 

It doesn't work everywhere or on every property.If used correctly, on the right properties, this system should be the least costly to use (SLO should cost you nothing), have the quickest timetable to income, and long term profits. 

Usually your realtor is responsible for collecting earnest money in a pretty short timetable, like 3 days, after the contract is signed by all.

All tenants are on a month to month lease.Please tell me if it benefits me to purchase now and deal with bad tenants or wait until the owner is successful (no timetable) and deal with undoubtedly a higher sales price.Thank you,