If she picks a date and you agree to it, tell her that if she doesn't follow through on her promise you WILL file eviction, and there is no stopping that process.  

I'm using an app on my smart phone, called MileIQ, so I know where I have been.

For 20 years I've worked in the IT industry creating Web, mobile app, and software technologies with a heavy focus on helping real estate agents have mobile, responsive websites to list their properties.

Usually, it is too late in the process to perform a short sale, so that means the bank is going to want the full amount of the loan before the foreclosure sales date.  

I have a total of 34 rental units to date since my first duplex purchase in 2007.

They are doing surprisingly well on the market and according to their last earnings call, they already have a date to be profitable.

(Tenant claiming you damaged something, stole something, etc.)I would probably consult an attorney who is up to date on the laws in the area.

@Sendhil Krishnan, Much is going be dependent on the structure of the entity that owns the property, the stated purpose when purchasing it (resale vs investment hold/use), type of improvements to date (entitlement only or actual on sites/infrastructure).  

Since then we are now two months from that original closing date and the sellers lawyer is "working on it".

Still on fence on putting app. in. good to hear they worked out for you Marques.