It may take a few days to have them reach back out to you if you are not able to get in touch with them initially.

to continue renting and that process could take who knows how long where I'm now not able to rent out one of the units and the holding costs become really high. 

Also yes.Right now if someone is not able to get rented I would guess it would be marked by being in a bad location (anything west of gratz, below CBM or above diamond) and trying to charge new construction prices (550-650/rm), tiny rooms, bad rehab, or another issue.

A recent lender was not able to work with our KY or TX properties.  

They all seem to be pushing 1031 exchanges which I was not able to do for this sale.

I do look for properties that have been on for quite some time (3 months +) as those sellers may be getting desperate and wanting to deal more.As for it being 3 days or so, could just be not fit for someone's portfolio or they're funds are tied up and they're not able to execute.

The building inspector did mention the property was well maintained and he had mentioned that some shingles are missing, he was not able to guess the roof life so he just referenced the disclosure and put the same age. 

Have researched on the inter net, not able to find any reliable info.  

A lot of people are not able to Airbnb their houses so they're leaning on LTR.

Are you not able to get in touch w thenactual owner?