In cases where the parties cannot agree to cancellation or to related terms, the disposition of funds, and/or are unable to resolve a dispute, the escrow holder may have to file an interpleader action in court and a judge will have to decide which parties are entitled to what documents and/or funds."

If being associated with a broker and having my own LLC are not compatible, will I have to make a choice between the two?

I'm glad to see Brandon might be able to resolve your issue.

Would you put a keylock on the bedroom door to try and resolve the issue, or is this just going to create even more friction between the roommates?

I went with my clients and other investors. they are fun to watch ;) you do realize the same players bid ;)these are my observations, this took place in a formal court house, 4 hours long :) 1. most property are postponed or resolved, those up for bids mostly no one bids. and bank get it at cost. 2. bidder vs bank, if bank out bids bidder.. bidder withdraws, bank buys at cost.3. bidder vs bidder, bank waits til highest bid. then steps in, if bid higher than what they want winning bidder get it for end bid amount.4. bidder vs bidder, bank wait til highest bid, steps in and if bid is under, bank bids higher. if bidder withdraws, bank buys at cost.I think it's because bank wins most of the time. the unfairness I felt at the time was that bank wipes out the bidding and buys at cost.

Awesome, sounds like this got resolved!

Stop buying into this idea that you are going figure out the best practice to resolve the loan at its highest value.

Nice homes to rent in comparison to what is available in the area  reasonable rates responding to maintenance requests/concerns in a timely manner following up on resolved issues treating them with respect not just as a tenant/client but as a humanMy current & past tenants have told the only time they see or hear from their past landlord is 1- when rent is due, 2- when rent is late /haven't been paid but landlord won't fix things or takes a long time to fix things.

While I do feel anxious to resolve the issues and be back to 100% occupancy I am not stressed about it because I have the reserves to cover the expenses and my debt service until the homes are rented. 

Our closing date has changed several times in the last 3months, and as of today we have no closing date.Can anyone give advice on what steps i should take in resolving this issue?