You got a mission to fulfill, a life to live. 

I personally advocate for new agents to do what they think is best for them and find a broker/team that will support their goals, don’t join someone looking to use you to fulfill their goals.

We all have a job to do and a role to fulfill and homeowners who need the services we provide.If you were in an investor setting, you would hear resentment toward RE agents just like you hear the opposite in your agent classes.

. :)What I do NOT know is, buyer b, (the assignment buyer), is now responsible for fulfilling the terms of the contract in entirety.

I don't think you get title until the contract is fulfilled. 

With it being April, I figured we may be able to draw out closing to June and then fulfill the "reasonable timeframe" occupancy requirement by September 2015 (one year from the time we bought our current property).Has anyone had a similar experience or have insight in how this deal may go if I apply for a loan?

However, if a new resident moves in they must be added to the lease giving you an additional party responsible for fulfilling the lease.

It was slightly tongue in cheek since obviously fulfilling your 1 year occupancy and getting another property means it would take 10 years to get those properties and by that point you will probably be looking to other loan options due to better terms ect.

Good luck fulfilling that suggested investment criteria around your area! 

He technically has already voided it by not fulfilling his side of the terms but I will continue to be patient in hoping that it can still work out.