Tenant wants me to "commit" to her for sale, but I don't want to transfer deed now/deal with qualified intermediary issues. 

It is a more challenging market to find good deals, although they do exist. 

Analyzing this property a few ways: flip, STR, LTR...open to BRRRRThe linked report is to renovate the existing floorplan without the changes to the floorplan.Fast facts:1600 sq ftCurrently a 3Bed/1Bath; 1 bed and bath downstairs, 2 beds and 1 extra community area upstairsOriginally a 3Bed/0Bath; eventually someone added bathroom, laundry room, and mudroom (all downstairs; addition is vinyl-sided exterior)Full reno neededSpecifically interested in feedback on any of these points:Did I miss anything?

Is the configuration existing ?

However, in case I need to pull out, the sellers broker is saying that I might be in violation of the Loan Commitment Deadline and therefore would forfeit the EMD.I’ve attached the parts of the initial contract here.

I focus only on buying subject to existing financing.   

I would not renew the existing tenant, but you don't want to do this going into the holidays/winter.

If they are good tenants and there are no changes to the existing agreement, a renewal is not necessary.

No worries, I can pull mailing addresses off the county website, it will cost $2 per address, that is a much bigger financial commitment, and I am unsure if this is the right tack to follow.I'm not sure what my question is, but looking for some guidance from this who have done this before.

Given the hot Westchester real estate market, high taxes: VERY few move-in-ready properties, in less crime-ridden areas, exist.