Your moral obligation is to find another buyer for the seller even if you have to eat the loss of how much less you have to sell it for to complete the contract in time before the contract expires.Legally you can probably let the contract expire with only the loss of the earnest money if any.

@Charvick WhiteLearn creative financing, such as sub2, lease options, lease purchase, wraps, land contracts, private IRA loans, JVs w home sellers on minor rehabs, etc.See https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/27...To start, I like expired listings and cancelled listings, help the home seller sell.

Try ZBuyers for motivated sellers, expired listings by zip code. 

I would do a lease with the option to purchase and wait until the contract expires.

My purchase contract expires in 2 weeks.

Be prepared to dig through expired listings.

I'm a new investor and looking for an agent to help me with providing me with expired listing.To get this business going.If you are out there and willing to give me a hand I would never forget your generosity.And if there is anything I can do for you, I'll be more than glad to help you.

My biggest goal currently is to find a multiplex to move into when my apartment lease expires in September.

I like to work on expired listings, making offers on them directly to the owner of the property or if the owner cannot be found to the agent.

When my 2 recent listings were going to expire on Homeaway, I paid to keep one and let the other expire.