Do I need to be more patient or work on presenting myself as more serious?

She was patient and worked tirelessly to find me a property that matched my criteria.

If I were in your shoes, unless it posed an issue to safety or looked horrible I wouldn't touch it.

Just like the 2008 housing market crashThe unemployment rate is still at an all-time high.My questions are:I don't know if I should be more patient and wait until next year when the price drops and then buy when the property price drops.Or maybe wait until foreclosure houses on the market next year and buy at a discounted price.I am aware that every state/area is different, but some opinion and guidance would be beneficial!

Or, should I just be patient and wait until I get notification from the courts that the sale is approved and save on that extra interest?

You said mold is growing, which is a clear health and safety issue.

We were very fortunate to buy our primary in 2012 and have taken advantage of the once in a lifetime appreciation that has occurred since then.If you plan to stay, I agree it makes sense to pay a mortgage versus pay rent, I'd just try to be patient.

Be sure to read the safety precautions.

This has had no impact on indoor plumbing.Odor is obviously not pleasant, but they are claiming that this is the sole reason they want to break the lease immediately and without penalty and that it violates health/safety codes.

Aside from having an attorney review/write the contract is there anything I should add to ensure safety of my investment?