Now, if you fire them, that is fine too but they will likely deliver to you a list of buyers/agents whom they showed your home to.

Based on the input from the other users I will probably start my research at 90 days and plan on delivering it before the 60-day mark.       

If the seller can deliver the property vacant, or at least 1 or 2 vacant (buyout etc) so you can use appraised market rents, that would potentially solve it.

@Rahul Dilawri It might be worth having your attorney send them a letter that clearly outlines their obligations under the contract that they signed - and what your legal options are.Just for impact, have it delivered by a constable or process server.That should be low cost and might jar the seller into performing to his contract.

Unless the law says otherwise, such as holes from finishing nails.. everything is damaged, if it does not look the same as we delivered it.Holes bigger than a finishing nail, patched walls from tenants trying to cover up holes, stains on the walls from furniture or people heads or whatever the hell they spilt on it, is not normal.

I am currently driving semi around the eastern part of the country delivering custom high end garage doors.

Whatever that is with respect to what you do, find where these people spend their time & attention and deliver value to them.

Maybe there are some web developers within our ranks that want to take this on and deliver a more owner / guest focused solution.

Printed and delivered.

If you are doing all the work yourself most materials can fit in your car, what can't fit in your car can be delivered, or better yet brought to the job site by your contractor.