The roof is under warranty and they will be back out to inspect and fix.

After this is done you then you take (or email) the agreement to your title company and you provide them with the earnest money (This makes the contract binding, if you do not deliver earnest money then you don't have valid contract).The title company will then begin their title search to find any liens or issues with the sale of the property.Hope this helps. 

It was by a reputable contractor that provided a 100 year warranty and permits were pulled w/ an engineer stamp of approval for the work.

They come with a 30 day warranty and almost never last beyond a year or two.

Think how that could be used against you for a new mortgage or a job or people hounding you with their warranty phone calls at 4 AM

I've invested in ensuring the house is in good condition (i.e. foundation repair w/ lifetime warranty, new hardwood floors, replaced main water line, gutters).

Alright guys so here is one that has probabaly been covered before but, I've been mass posting to my investor groups and asking friends to get as much feedback as possible, so, my aunt of 63 years has had damage to he...

@Ben Crego Don't forget a valid lease agreement, with terms/clauses specific to your state/locality.

But being a neutral third party allows for viewing the scenario through a different lens.Agents should always request an extension if their client asks, it doesn't matter if the client has a valid reason to request an extension or not, the agent should still at least ask for the extension. 

I understand that there are many more factors at play here, however, I believe that realistic goals are important and I am looking to validate  this broad stroke aspiration by asking more experienced real estate investors to weight in on this hypothetical.I am deeply appreciative of any feedback you might be willing to share with me.