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Continuous Residence and travel

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It has been more than 5 years since I received my GC, but I was out of the US for 9 months during these years. I came back to the US 4 years ago and never left after that. I understand that my 9 months trip may break the continuous residency but would like to get information and advice especially from those who have been in similar situations.

When I left the US in my 9 months trip, I had already bought a house and kept it during my absence and my sons were living in it. I also had a driver's license, car, and bank account. The problem is that I was working abroad during these 9 months and put that in my tax return.

I would like to know if I have a good chance if I apply for naturalization now? or should I wait until I complete 5 years after my return? Also if I decide to apply and get denied, would that mean any possibility of removal? or just applying again. Please advice.

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