That was not my intention.

If non judicial, the bank exercises the due on sale clause of the note and files notice of intent to foreclose, with the delinquent amount due to reinstate, if the borrower does not cure the default.

Any help anyone can give me ill be really Thankfull Kim, you can email me Thank You Kim

People get married, divorced, have babies, parents get ill you name it that is what landlords sign up for.  

Make sure the seller is aware of your intention to assign the contract, unless you plan to close on it IF you don't locate an assignee.

My intention will be to use as family getaway as well as STR when not in use

BUT, even if they have the best intentions, they may make a mistake that costs YOU. 

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

we are near getting a contract, but not under contract yet:we have a house that is so full of stuff, that an inspector will not be able to get in anywhere, and we cant confirm issues, repairs, and know what we have, before hand, with intent to wholesale, or retail it., and it will take 3 dumpsters, and maybe 3k+ of costs, labor to unload place...what do you suggest to get under contract and inspect, for diligence, without spending $3k just to unload the house for an inspector to get in?  

@Kevin Sobilo ill definitely do that. thank you!