Even if you have access to the sellers expense report it may not be entirely accurate.

Paid benefits, medical, etc.BUT... as I look at this report I am puzzled how you can default on 31K for this and 17K for that or 11K for another, and all of the reports are saying 'writeoff or mumbo jumbo'...  

If you are a principal broker with a brokerage then you should be getting the commission.If you are with a brokerage your broker is responsible for all real estate related activity you are performing however if an agent goes rouge that is not a brokerages fault but the agents for not reporting.

Fire them and report them to the local realtor association.

We would not want to risk losing good tenants and upsetting good neighbors because of the actions of unsupervised children and parents who do not take responsibility.If I were in your situation, I would verify the report.

There was no control, oversight or reporting.  

Talk to local title companies about O&E reports.

As i've been seeing a few threads about theft and insurance claims questions i was thinking it would be a good idea to have a bit of information in place about the CLUE database and reports as not everyone might be aware of this database's existence.Read the information bellow before you decide to file a claim, it might just answer some questions and will probably bring other questions up as well:https://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs26-CLUE.htm

Progress report: Roof is done, windows are installed, tile work is complete, and interior painting is almost finished.

I had also cash offers but way below asking price, it is very difficult to financing, the home has to be retrofitted, and the buyer needs to pay an engineer's report, we  had to switch lenders because the first lender even tough we got value with the FHA appraisal, lender decided it didn't worth the contracted price.