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Yali Sharon
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Contingency Question - Settlement date

Yali Sharon
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey BPers!

I am currently in the final stages of negotiations and hope to go into escrow any day now on a great deal. I am leaving the country in 40 days for 6 weeks and wondering how I should go about dealing with the fact that closing might happen during that time. Should I ask for a clause to be added to the offer contract stating that closing must take place before or after those 6 weeks? And is there a chance that will kill the deal? 

Thanks! 

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Remote closings are done every day.  They can Fedex the documents and you get notarized, Fedex back. Or, you could have them set up a mobile notary.

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