Car maintenance is a issue dangerous and chemicals and waste is problem.

Moreover, Brokers and salespersons similarly have no special training, knowledge or experience with regard to evaluation of possible environmental conditions which might affect the Property pertaining to the dwelling, such as the existence of radon gas, formaldehyde gas, airborne asbestos libers, toxic chemicals, underground storage tanks, lead, mold or other pollutants in the soil, air, or water."

btw: I re-read what I wrote and it seems to have a harsh tone.  

I work full time as a Chemical Engineer and I’m a part time real estate agent.

Lesson well learned (and luckily learned without harsh consequences.

Account ClosedWhile I understand where your coming from with your comment on saving, the harsh reality is that saving the pennies will not do much here in certain markets we lie in. 

Its her first post, so lets no get too harsh and scare her off.......we all started somewhereTotally agree with all above....get an attorney and start the eviction now.....should have done it months ago.Lesson learned

The brick exterior is lower maintenance in the harsh winters in IL.

Also, as a wholesaler, I would assume you'd like to get your fee, which can only happen if the deal closes, which at this point, looks doubtful given the buyer is trying to do something they won't be able to do, and you are not ensuring the smooth closing of this transaction at all by educating the parties and moving this process forward.I'm not trying to be overly harsh, but you need to get back involved pronto and either right this ship, or cancel the contract and release the seller so they can move on with their lives.

I'm still fairly new to the RE game, so critique as harshly as needed!