You are all eager to make things happen and declare yourself abandoned but choosing a less direct form of communication.

My guess is the selling broker which makes this a little imbalanced.It is the buyer agent you really want to court.

June 2024 Lee County Florida Foreclosure ReportThe June 2024 Lee County Foreclosure Report was complied by Jeff Tumbarello, Director SWFL REIA , Broker/Owner Steelbridge Realty LLC Principal , Venture Investment PartnersThis is my work, done for me and shared with youThe data in the report came from multiple sources.Those sources are:The Lee County Clerk of Court, and MLS data (from my membership as the Broker of Steelbridge Realty LLC)We haven’t published this report in a while as the market trajectory previously rendered this dataset less crucial for forward-looking decisions.

You can file a claim in small claims court.

This gives you recourse if the buyer stops making payments as you can have the courts enforce this performance deed and transfer ownership back to you.Just make sure you have a competent REAL ESTATE attorney review the documents prior to signing them to ensure that everything is properly worded to ensure you are protected.  

For example declaring a monetary war thus necessity, or a cyber war etc etc.. 

I have already filed a formal complaint with the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) regarding this matter.Given the circumstances, I am seeking your advice on whether pursuing action in small claims court would be a recommended course of action. 

My understanding is if already under contract and through contingencies, you can petition probate court to allow completion of sale.

In my state after the court and estate nominate a personal representative to administer the estate the court issues them letters of authority.

Every court starts with a rebuttable presumption that everything is a security unless it's not.