I am in the process of buying a foreclosure  home in Florida, contract has been signed, home inspection has been performed and earnest money has been put down, my real estate agent has been trying to contact the seller to speed the process of paperwork for tomorrow's closing August 31, in the event that they don't answer by end of the day tomorrow, what is the next step to follow?

I am in the process of setting up Appfolio and a website to do rentals, I have a rehab team and an office manager ready to engage.

Who knew I would be so afraid of this process.

A seller who is doing a carryback would use a  mortgage loan originator who can qualify the borrower and process the loan documents.

In my own home, I was in the process of a refi, but after the appraisal came back at $70,000 more,  I am backing out of it and eating the appraisal fees rather than the refi fees.

We buy them, rehab, place a renter and then refinance cash out original down payment funds and recycle the same funds into the next project - repeat process.  

Good luck and look forward to seeing the process!!

Any additional information just to help with the decision making process would be appreciated. 

Everything that you listed is a normal process of subdivision which is independent of assignment of a new parcel number to a vacant land.

Always start the collection process right away just as soon as the owner becomes late.