Wayne, maybe 4, 5, or 6 extensions is reasonable to you but when you're told every week that you will close the following week, you start getting a little irritated. 

He wants to be sure it has the value, has clear title, property isn't a toxic waste dump, etc, etc, etc.You can start the conversation with "I have a 4 bed 2 bath built in 1985 that's 2,000 sq ft in 85204. 

However this one was kind of irritating.

millions bought at the really low prices of the last 10 years and historic low interest.. so you just don't have the toxic loans.. 

Ok, now here is for the stuff that is irritating me a lot.

Ozone is an oxidizer and an upper respiratory irritant.

What he wants is to keep his home but get rid of his negative toxic equity.

What an irritating process.

I have a friend who was just hired on at a bank in FL to help them deal with their toxic assets.

Back-to-back closes are most definitely done at times to hide the wholesaler's [large] profit, which might unnecessarily irritate the buyer.