The property is 27 acres with the cabin and horse corrals.

@Eric Telese Eh, for me there's a cart-before-the-horse issue there. 

get back up on that horse @Erik Williamson!

That's putting the cart way before the horse.  

There's a lot of horse property up there so you might have some luck there. 

I don't want to flog a dead horse but if you don't follow up or keep up to date with the title company you're not getting paid.Now that that has been filed you can just have the wholesaler and your buyer write a normal assignment contract between the two of them.

In the recent update of the ADA (which has nothing to do with housing), dogs, trained to mitigate the disability of the handler are the only recognized service animals, with the rare exception of similarly trained miniature horses. https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htmUnder the ADA, ESAs are not  service animals, and are not permitted in public areas.The Fair Housing Act has a broader definition of "assistance" animal.

Stupid but I did not look a gift horse in the mouth. 

However, I have 2 in-progress and am too far down the stream to change horses now.Oh, and by "slow" I mean they have taken longer on 1 property (coming up on 90 days!)  

Nothing beats the horse's mouth.