Im have completed my sentence (17 months) and Im no longer on probation (supervise release). 

The closing was extended 4 times due to complications with the financing (even though the buyer was pre-approved)So I agree that a cash buyer has some advantage, especially if time is of essence.

And, I am willing to extend my payoff timeline in lieu of acquiring more properties.I figure by the time I am 40, I would have my 5 doors, and would start focusing on paying it all off.

Total privacy.And you absolutely do not want to do seller financing with a 2 year balloon unless you have a buy-in clause to pay an extra $.... to extend for an additional 2 years.

I can still get one released if I want to sell them off separate, which I intend to do through a rent-to-own.Not sure if that was any help, this is not my forte.

The contracts that I didn't release the contingency until I had replaced my earnest money with my buyer's money, that had less risk.  

I could use someone descent that would extend a LOC on rentals. 

Noticed your post and wanted to extend a product idea that our firm has that could be of assistance to your situation, if you haven't found a solution already. 

So I got a question for you:In the state of California, a seller accepts an offer from a second buyer and notifies the first buyer under a release clause.

I am looking to learn as much as i can from the pros on this site, and also looking to extend a hand to anyone in need.