That said there are laws to keep everyone in line, your state might be harsh on this stuff.If you got the tenant call within the last 24 hours and you have the fix scheduled to be in the next 2 business days, I "personally" think that's reasonable, but the law is what matters. if you're within your lease and within the law, I would tell them to hold tight.

To the best of my knowledge it’s 3-5 day pay or quit, 24 hours after 3-5 days you got to judge, he gives you paperwork for Constable and next business day they lock them out.

If your account has "Check-in Payments" the funds are not dispersed to your bank until the next business day after the guest checks in.)

.- EMD, the broker has two business days to deposit the EMD check.

All timelines ending on weekends/holidays would be pushed to the next business day...  

We always require our buyers to bring funds to title by 4 PM the next business day so I'll let everyone know if for some reason that falls through and the property is available again. 

Easy rule of thumb is more than 50% of the days you spend on your trip must be business days.  

Put in the offer first with an inspection clause which states that you have X amount of days (usually 5 or 10 business days) to have it inspected and back out or renegotiate based on the inspection. 

EFT payments clear in 1 business day and you have them in your account on the 2nd business day (which really isn't this why all of us are here - to get paid and paid quickly).  

In Savannah due diligence periods are typically anywhere from 7-14 days (you can also offset some of that by requesting "banking days" or "business days," this throws off some sellers but gives you more time if they agree).