My guess is that the seller feels burned after waiting a few months and buyer financing falling through.

You buy insurance in case a fire burns down your house, but the odds of that happening are probably a million to one.

Burn out and/or obsession claim just as many victims as inaction.With that being said, I, as well as, many others on here will be more than willing to help you out with any questions along the way! 

All local wholesalers have been badly burned and make sure that none of their signs will ever be put back in this city.

I don't want to burn bridges or nickel and dime tenants or business partners, but I feel a bit taken advantage of.What do you think?

Doing the rehab myself was alot of time and energy.

Doing the rehab myself was alot of time and energy.

I personally wouldn't push it, since the broken exterior pane should comprise the water tight-ness of the window and the energy inefficiency affect will be the tenants to enjoy . . . safe and sound from that pesky virus!

Been burned once and never again.Not having a deposit is a major liability. 

Your money's obviously burning a hole in your pocket, but asking strangers on the Internet what to do with it might not be the wisest option.