That beings said, *most* of the time sellers will just sign the extension addendum in good faith if a clear closing date is in sight as they are more likely to close sooner with you still than relisting it, hoping for a better offer after it publicly says the deal fell through, etc.

Won't lie and say I never fell into one of those traps and they are hard to avoid.Watch all the youtube videos you can watch, but be careful because a very high percent of the information is pure crap that seems to make sense only on the outside.

When we did this the vast majority of occupants were homeowners who fell behind for one reason or the other and the bank refused to deal with them so instead they foreclosed and then give you a better deal then they ever considered for the occupant. 

Government didn't want to save another bank and fell to pressure from Chase who had made offers in the past to buy WAMU.WAMU was not a NYC stodgy banker. 

After my mother passed away a decade ago, this home fell into disrepair. 6 months ago, having now qualified as an attorney and having a stable cash flow, I decided to rehab the home whilst living in England (the home is in Florida).

Not a huge deal and I confirmed the cost will be covered by the town since the tree was on town property.Last night, a little further down, a much larger tree fell and took out other, larger sections of the same fence.

Did the agent find out why it fell out for you? 

With the way the house fell into disrepair it sounds like you didn’t have to go over much for maintenance and had no vacancy.  

However I fell short of attaining my first property in 90 days due to lack of education.

It went under contract and fell through after the inspection.