The option will be valid for 90 days unless extended by the agent in writing.

After Bank of America's 'due diligence' (if you can call it that) they advised that they valued my property at over $100k and would extend me a LOC at 80%LTV.

I've had the ending date for interest be extended to allow for time for checks to transit, but I don't see any reason for paying interest for a week before you own the house.Was that shown on the good faith estimate?

And, to take it one step further, work with a title company that won't actually require you to put down earnest money, eventhough your contract says it's been extended.

Do you have a problem speaking in front of small groups ie. the buyers and seller entire extended family may show up.All the unplesent things aside helping someone else realize there dreams of owning thier own home is very rewarding (I've seen a few happy tears).

It holds my property hostage and requires me to pay to the broker 6% of purchase price if within 90 days, I sell to anyone introduced to the Premises during the Term or Extended Term of this Agreement by any source whatsoever How would I know who saw the property?

The quick answer to your question is that a developer will sell to anyone who is willing and able to buy.The extended answer depends on what type of project you are developing.

My extended family owns hundreds of rental units in a small town in Indiana.

Would love to hear your extended thoughts :-)

The offer extends to customers of Washington Mutual Inc., the savings and loan JPMorgan agreed to buy last month, the New York-based bank said today in a statement.