You can't sue someone for future rents, only for loss you already incurred.

If anyone is interested I'd be happy to meet you over a coffee to discuss the market and future possibilities. 

We know there were some delays in response and have put in measures to prevent that in the future.

You may be able to get the current tenants to do a lease option, where they basically give you a deposit for the opportunity to buy the house in the future.

@Jonathan GonzalezWelcome to BP, and congratulations on making the decision to invest in your future via real estate.I have written a few blog posts that may help you get started here on BP, and with your investing.

v=2NklEj35U3Iand it's already been noted in a home inspection, if this buyer backs out won't future buyers have to be notified...

@Chris T.Yes, discuss the matter with your custodian.In all likelihood, they will need to have the money returned, and a new set of investment paperwork submitted for any future transaction.

Just go in, put in your zip code (don't rely upon the automatic function) and put in future events and you'll see a list come up. 

I was thinking either monthly payments through rental cashflow or at time of sale in the future?

Will the future buyer's lender have any issue with the chain of title?