However, the seller have agreed to disconnect the well upon sale.

Here's a possibility: prior to the hammer, owner sold the property (actual cure) or provided evidence of an upcoming settlement and lender agreed to it (enforceable promise to cure)

I do agree and am replacing I appreciate the help 

Thank you @Rebecca Nieves I agree with @William Sing that having a umbrella policy and a tenant acceptance policy is a good idea.

I am also a first-time in ground-up construction in this country. 

Thanks, I agree, Bridge Cash out will be the best bet

Overall I definetly have this in the back of my mind, but agree with you that this could be a stretch and may be more advantageous to build reserves and save more $ for a down payment. 

A agree with everything @Greg Scott mentioned. 

I agree with what everyone is saying above.

I will go back and escalate to their management up the chain.And also I agree many of them are probably out of the market but not updating the listing is a gross waste of everyone’s time evaluating the properties - I would rather spend that 30 mins on a different property that’s available in the market.