I know that this is somewhat risky as there are still 4 more months in which they could break something else but I am also trying to explore this option as it could be covered by their employer instead of coming out of their pockets.Thanks, in advance, for any advice. 

@Jared Sandler thank you for the information and the break down, I really liked how you laid that out :) And gives me an idea of what type of red flags I should be aware of when meeting with new HML's that want to meet with me.

Find one that gives you either month to month flexibility or at least one where it has defined terms regarding costs in the event that its necessary to break the lease and those costs aren't too exorbitant.

If the agent isn't responding to your agent then he's likely breaking the Realtor code of Ethics, and Bright MLS rules, requiring clear cooperation.

@Russell Brazil, hey thanks for input but hows this going to help. 2nd lender 3.875% would break even from cashflow+appreciation in close to 5 years of amortization and I intend to hold n rent this for at least 10 year.

Not sure if that was mentioned already but thought we could use a quick easy one to break up some of bickering.

Let's break this down to what you have available in cash.

Additionally, get everything in writing if you can before breaking your lease.

Does any body have recommendations for appliances where to get them for a flip, obviously want it to look modern and good for new buyers however is Lowe’s and Home Depot my only options or is there other places I should be looking?

C-Coorp is harder to break through to get at owners.S-Corp can be almost as difficult.You need to get an attorney and CPA in the same room to go over this with you.