If what you say is true I'd:A) Hire a lawyer who will likely get a notarized letter from the inspector stating there was no damage as well as scare the heck out of the realtor and potential buyerB) Report the buyer's realtor here: http://www.dre.ca.gov/Consumers/FileComplaint.htmlIf you want to back out of the contract I'd speak with the lawyer first.

Abandonment of the dwelling unit shall be deemed to have occurred when: [...](3)All persons entitled under a rental agreement to occupy the dwelling unit have been absent from the unit for a period of 32 days, and rent for that period is unpaid.Especially in class c/d, when they're gone, they're gone.

2) If I signed a Representation Agreement with a Buyer's Agent for a specific property, and I toured this specific property without the Buyer's Agent, but rather with the Seller's Agent of this specific property, is my Buyer's Agent entitled to commission on this specific property that he did not show me?

Hello,I have two questions regarding Buyer Representation Agreements:1) If I signed a Representation Agreement with a Buyer's Agent for a specific county, and I toured a property within that county without the Buyer's Agent, but rather with the Seller's Agent of the property, is my Buyer's Agent entitled to commission on this property that he did not show me?

Looking forward to speaking, maybe even meeting some of you in the very near future!

That's not what I'm asking about.A year later, on 12/16/2016, at the original maturity date of the loan, the maturity date was extended another year and a new document, entitled "ASSIGNMENT OF LEASES AND RENTS," was signed by both parties.

The reason why I like this strategy is:- Seems like lower risk;- If numbers are correct, its not much out of pocket;- Seems like a good way to get feet wet, get a rental & some positive cash flow.My concern is:- I speak with investors all the time who started off in SFH and they all say moving forward their strategy will be multi family.Any insight is greatly appreciated!

I suggest you speak to your CPA or hire one to make your employ good business practices at the beginning of your real estate career. 

Ask to speak with some of their current owners and current/former tenants.

Have them speak with your partners  (= family members) directly.