I did not expect the process to be this lengthy.  

Also make sure any contractors you use are bonded and insured.

Jay, Don and I have made some lengthy posts that may be of help, so if you can't find what you are looking for, search previous posts from the three of us @Jeff S I think is another who has chimed in and given great info frequently.Having said that, unless it is to someone you know very well, I wouldn't recommend it with your level of experience.

Evictions can be a lengthy and expensive process.  

It'll save you 14 days (ours is 5 so 14 is really lengthy) in case they are playing games. 

$50K would clear the Land we already own and result in a 3.7 Bond issue financing an Assisted Living Facility Grossing over a million a year through haniltoninvestmentschdo.com, our community housing and development organization

If you wait I see the interest rates rising because of the feds eventually pulling back with QE and buying less bonds.

I even got copies of the most recent annual termite bond inspections from a termite company to make sure there weren't any weird issues there (one house I called and got it on my own; the other they wouldn't provide without seller's consent, which I also got).  

He's working with the title company to try to get something cleared but it's definitely been a lengthy process so far since we started this last September.

These are fixed charges for things such as bonds, etc.