I would imagine any delay/extension was reviewed and approved by all parties, correct?

How extensive would it be to replace the current hardware with a new one that was included with the shower handle (see pictures)I would love to be able to replace this handle without having to tear up the whole shower wall - even if that means buying a different handle that would fit.

INCOMEEXPENSESI have researched the local rental rates pretty extensively using Craigslist and Rentometer and feel that my rental income numbers are pretty solid. 

How many extensions are there?

However, I then found OwnerRez after doing extensive research.

Since you'll be doing some extensive renovation on the property, I believe your insurance agent is right on you needing that extra insurance.

@Pedro Martins, apologies in advance for jumping in on you thread.I have a somewhat similar question for the BP community, I am under contract for my personal LLC to purchase a small piece of property which currently has a SFH on it which needs extensive rehab and it may possibly be best if torn down.

If the work is not 100% complete by the end of the Escrow period, extension may implement a .50% (on total loan balance) extension fee that will cover an additional construction term of 60 days.

It is 49 years old copper wiring and I have heavily invested in extensive rehab outside and inside, replaced most a/c and heating, Fully gated, no pool, also just put an all new roof in it without any insurance help. 

Just this past weekend, we placed a bid on a fixer upper with termites, extensive water damage, dry rot,  you name it.