In Ohio, if a seller refuses to sell after signing a purchase agreement, the buyer may seek:

Option A is incorrect because monetary damages alone are often insufficient for real estate breaches. While damages might compensate for some losses, they cannot replace the specific property the buyer intended to purchase, which is why specific performance is the primary remedy.

Option C is incorrect because contract breaches between private parties in real estate transactions are civil matters, not criminal offenses. Criminal charges require violations of criminal law, not simple contract disputes.

Option D is incorrect because license revocation relates to violations of real estate licensing regulations, not contract disputes between buyers and sellers. A seller's breach of contract doesn't warrant professional disciplinary action.