Applicants get upset if you take their money and they were never even in consideration. 

Delia Rhinehart - the buyer and sellers agents are probably upset too because the owner owes them a full commission for bringing a ready, willing and able buyer.Talk to your agent and your agent's manager to see what attorney tools (or mediation) they would plan to use in this case to get the commission due their brokerage.I would have my real estate attorney (ask for a fixed fee of $800-1400, not $200/hr) draft a letter (or file a lawsuit) stating that you have incurred $$x damages (loan fees, inspections, your acq costs/time, lawyer) due to the breach of contract and that you intend to sue for specific performance.Maybe the seller will change his mind about cancelling... who knows if he received another offer and thinks he can sell to the next party with no consequences.

I agree Victor. I

This is the route I will go instead of blasting those home owners overtime which can upset people.

Hello, it depend on if the sale is a upset tax sale or judicial tax sale.

part of what the county sale stipulates is that the property is free and clear of any liensfrom the chester county web page Unlike an upset tax sale, properties sold at judicial sale are sold freed and cleared of all liens, mortgages and other judgments on the property.A title search of the property is completed and all lienholders and other interested parties are served a copy of the Petition for Judicial Sale by a deputy sheriff.

I'm an insurance agent, and Victor is correct call your agent and let them know.

Victory in the courtroom today. 

But you came here to rally the troops and get upset with anyone who doesn't share your passion over some window blinds.If it is that big of a deal to you....then fix it. 

Well, now y'all get the follow up.Well, you asked why the lady was upset and I told you, in no uncertain and easy to understand terms.