The seller is still involved in fulfilling warranties, maintenance, etc. 

They are simply fulfilling the terms of the lease.

@Melanie Stephens Tried to sell a unit during Covid but due to lack of inventory in the market the tenant refused that we take pictures of her belongings and post it publicly, refused any in person showings unless she could supervise with surveillance and then accused our realtor of sexual harassment.

Okay perfect yes I saw them on google but wasn't 100% sure if it would be a one stop shop to get fulfill all the Ohio pre-reqs to sit for the exam.Which package did you choose by chance?

I am an attorney in Maryland and I know that as an attorney I can take the test to become a licensed broker without having to fulfill any of the prerequisites (e.g. two years realtor experience).

I had one year to fulfill the VA requirements. 

If the tenant accepts then they have to fulfill the obligation to receive the money.What contract would be violated?

If the buyer missed the closing date without fulfilling the contract or extending it, you shouldn't have to send a cancellation.

They can also dictate a lot of terms like adding in additional costs after a certain amount of days, whether to fulfill your draw request in accordance with the scope of work, etc.

I loved the work and I loved the clients, and I had a great sense of fulfillment, but the hours are terrible.