Waiting only allows deadbeats to extend the amount of free housing they get from you.

As long as you don’t present them as concessions you could do things like 1) say you are planning to do it in 60 days but as a courtesy could extend that to 90 if that makes a difference (holidays etc) and 2) if YOU think an upgrade of something is warranted say you will be spending the first X of the increase on a new whatever.

Finance contingency if you need it, should also have an option to extend. 

As an aside - the place already has a lease to some fantastic tenants who are willing to extend the move in date a couple of weeks.

While it’s not rocket science, there are errors that you can make that’ll extend the pain longer than necessary.

@Brian TranSorry, had to extend to 2 posts due to app issues...Anyways I shoot for C2 condition which basically means all major components to the house have been rehabbed in the past year.

We were in agreement when we signed a 2 year lease that the lease would likely not be extended.

What is the cost for this, should you need to extend?

However, you have to extend yourself to make amends.

I learned that when an entity is selling a property and that entity owns other property with liens, the liens extend over the entire portfolio.