What I have witnessed in my personal experiences in transactions when working as an agent representing buyers where property sellers were contractually obligated to complete repairs which were not done by closing time, the way it usually goes is that we either extend the closing date to ensure the repairs are actually done, accept a monetary concession or credit from the seller so the buyers can pay for the repairs post-close, or the buyers walk away and push to receive their earnest money deposit back.

You can always make another offer or extend your current one if you need to.Another trick (some realtors don't like) is to offer $100 over highest offer not to exceed $XX.XX

I know that they have changed just like some of the other carriers but lately the coverage that they are willing to extend for the price is superior. 

In addition, I have been told they are changing functionality from the tenant side to allow them to have live linking to their checking so this will remove extended hold times for rents paid to landlords.

Currently, I live in Cleveland Ohio, but defiantly want to go back to Florida, where I grew up and the majority of my extended family resides, for the next step in my life.

I also wouldn’t want that much sitting out of the 401k not growing for an extended period. 

@Loubert Jean Philippe I look at a property sitting on the market for an extended period of time as a potential opportunity.

You may be able to control when you close on the sale of your current relinquished property through a long close/escrow, options to extend the close, etc. 

Duration has to match.

Zillow (wherever they get their numbers) has them at 140 a piece which tells me I might be correct.As I see it I have multiple options.1) Ammend last year's tax return and file this year's taxes at some much higher amount bite the bullet pay a bunch of taxes but give the bank the numbers they want.2) Sell them and make a potentially huge profit.I don't like this option I want these buildings I've put 100s of hours of my time into these (they're kinda like my kids at this point)3) Extend land contract till I figure it out4) See what you great people here think.I don't even know what happens after I post this as far as if I get notifications or what if you all reply.