If this seller had walked in with a contract to review instead of a verbal agreement, would the circumstances have likely been different or effected the outcome?

Would a wholesaler's buyer in these circumstances expect the wholesaler outlay the money and time necessary to obtain a building permit?

In our rental agreements we often use the term MAY, so we have some room for flexibility and for cases where there are extenuating circumstances.

Dig into the calculations and figure out what that is before you meet with her...then you won't buy above that price unless there is some special circumstance (like seller financing or concession) that makes it worth it dollar for dollar.

I know the variance could be high based on circumstances, but any rough estimates on how much it could possibly cost to move said AC units?

I took in two mid 40s women who were first time roommates.

I was perplexed, didn't these highly successful business men and women know that the paltry returns of real estate were minuscule compared to the stock market?

On the other hand, a savings account is also there for any unforeseen circumstances.

After they give notice of demand for payment and foreclosure, you may have months pass before any sale, but most likely, it sounds like they will work with you based on your record and the circumstances.

I'm not sure of your circumstances but thats the easiest way to do it.