Hello Nyaaisjah, If you have signed a contract then you only have a few options:1.

You're putting the roof over your head on the line if anything falls through, so of course there is some risk with that option.

Hi everyone...I'm exploring real estate investment opportunities in warm locations, particularly for the winter months.

I would say that the challenge in both cases was "lack of knowledge" regarding their lending options.

HELOCs can be a great option! 

I am curious if anyone can help me with a resource that provides Portable Tenant Screening reports! I am a landlord and property manager... I think these reports could be great! Where does a Tenant get an Approved Por...

🤷🏽‍♀️✨I typically wouldn't reveal the address for obvious reasons but in this case, I didn't have many options since I only have one interested buyer (good or bad idea)?

And without cash flow lending options also become limited. 

I'm desperately searching for a financing option for my spec homes that will give me better terms than the 10-12% interest plus $10k closing costs that my current HML is giving me.I tried doing buyer-financed, but they haven't been selling very well (although I really haven't waited long, I'm just impatient).

I'd also restate to them that you are not going to involve yourself directly since that is their role, but that from her email it sounds like allowing her to early terminate with no penalty IF it is returned in good condition may be the best option.