It is up to you if small claims court is worth pursuing, but if a settlement is not offered, I think it is unlikely you win in small claims court because you have no proof and your inspector missed the items which the seller could use to argue that the problems were not obvious.Good luck

You might want to offer to buy him a hotel room and pay 1 month's rent on a storage unit.I realize he hasn't paid rent but he could be argued in court that he already paid and you were lied to a closing.Read your state and local (if any) laws.

I can take card payments from ABC and proceeds get deposited to XYZ, then pay it back to ABC (or cash back to ABC).

@NA V.Though your concerns about energy prices are certainly valid, I would argue the damage of sustained low oil prices has been absorbed at this point. 

Can offer to pay for process if need be but trying to do it after the fact could get problematic if persons claim seller made agreements with them that they argue now bound you to. 

While this is an extreme scenario, I would argue positive cash flow is not a good thing here.  

Don't argue with them, or you will lose.

They will understand, and work with you instead of argue and go against you.

If so, I would argue you could cancel because they have changed the terms on you, which you don't have to accept.

There are 4 types of "property management" software. 1st is custom-made software (you might argue it's not really software.)