I am considering hiring a mediator to attempt to encourage him to move more quickly, or possibly firing him and finishing the rest myself or hiring another GC to finish the project.

(nursing home situation)To shorten the story, we had to make some quick moves to get things lined up.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Kasim RashidBased on what you provided it seems like you bought the foreclosure on the firstNow what is not on that report is any water sewer or utility liens or potential code violations which could attach to the propertyI recommend before bidding at foreclosure to do your due diligence and home work hi thank you for info and yes moving forward i will do alot more research indeed how can i find that information out about the sewer ir utility liens 

I used the VA loan and after moving to NC with 1 years passing I was able to make it a rental property.How did you add value to the deal?

Start with your goals then you can move to strategy and locations. 

More important than what you owe on your current home is why are you moving and what did you pay for it.If you’re moving for a lifestyle upgrade or other non-financial reason go ahead and move.

It states that the deposit will be "paid before move in" To this effect the tenant could pay the day before move in leaving me waiting weeks with the threat of them backing out at the last minute. 

That way they can leave their stuff there while classes are not in and avoid moving in and out and you not collecting rent for months at a time. 3.

Called tenant and told them the day it was suppose to moved outside.

I plan to move in after purchase and live there as my primary residence.