BE CAREFUL using anything that might cause personal injury.  

We take our documents to our attorney who specializes in landlord-tenant law.)Attorney Fee: $500 (flat fee for members of the Clark County Rental Association, includes everything from paperwork to court representation)Filing Fee: $197 (with the Clark County Superior Court)Service Fee: $40 (process server hand delivers package of five court orders to tenant:  Complaint for Unlawful Detainer, Motion and Declaration for Order to Show Cause, Order to Show Cause-Unlawful Detainer, Eviction Summons, Payment or Sworn Statement Requirement)Court: Fees covered by filing fee...our attorney and our tenant appear before the judge, resulting in a judgement in our favor, court issues: Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, Writ of Restitution)Writ Fee: $20 (Sheriff delivers/posts the writ of restitution and also written instructions for the tenant to follow outlined in layman's terms).Sheriff Fee: $85 (Sheriff is at property for one hour while we empty the apartment).

A long shot too.So, had you been more reasonable in the offer in the first place and not caused a stink and drawn unwanted attention from the lender, an installment sale/subject to may have been a score, now, I'd probably walk away.That's the reality form experience, for newbie buyers, others may discuss delusional options, but I'd say you're probably done.  

This could then protect both sides of a dispute, and if they were both your tenants, you can now do nothing if they are causing issues with the other tenants. 

Since you have already made the offer the listing agent is now the procuring cause of the transaction.

I also had an issue with roots growing in the line and it caused a problem with the toilet and sink on the first floor.  

@Jacob Patterson   you could make the case that work caused you to move so you could still take the exemption if you can substantiate that indeed work did make you relocate...

Tenant-Jill files a lawsuit against the company because the broken railing caused Tenant-Jill to break her arm.

Given that they had the house inspected and that I never even had toilet paper in the house after the renovation, it's nearly certain that the issue was caused after the buyer moved in. 

Now my question, I heard from someone that Texas has major soil issues that causes homeowners to redo their foundation after 5-10 years.