If all contingencies have been satisfied then I would insist that they conclude their contractual obligation to me and buy the property.If they want to modify the contract I would be willing to let them 'buy me out' by repaying all the costs I've incurred, and will incur, as well as any losses resulting from the need to re-market the property.

Second, looking at the Case-Shiller index for evidence of appreciation is like looking at the S&P 500 index and concluding no single stock ever returns more than 10%.

Robert and Don even did a "Mastery of Self" seminar to help show people how to find and face their pains and learn a better way to deal with challenges than escaping through complacency and trivia.The first day of my first Wealth Training (I did it twice) was dedicated to that, as well, and concluded with an exercise having the attendees who chose to go back to their younger selves in a time of great trial and comfort them with the wisdom of their own years.

You must all figures to conclude as to if this investment make sense or not. 

one 'branch' of my conclusions after years of research is that it is far Easier to cope with everything..when you believe in god.I hope to conclude someday that there is high probability that the lights just don't go out when you die.

From what i have concluded, real estate investing takes quite a long period of time before you start to see actual high profit returns.

@Bryan Feik, Whatever concludes this string, you are right about the control of funds issue. 

Tenant Responsibility below: If they didn't pay then I think we can both conclude the tenant failed to operate it properly.

I concluded at that point he was likely to be more flash than substance.

To conclude, I'd say vehemently go after your dream but put a time stamp on it—if this doesn't work by 20XX, then I will start buying multifamily properties instead.