They said they would re-send it in 2-3 business days, so will see if it comes.

The auction must take place, according to state law, on a regular business day.

I've had plans/permits submitted, and approved within 3 business days so I could start work

Keep in mind the some JP courts interpret it to be 5 business days and some just 5 days so you are looking at a deadline of next Monday or Tuesday. 

go look , if you like it make an offer contingent on approving leases within 3 business days . while you are waiting , call the gas, water and electric company to verify !

What would be the time frame, I was told 10 to 14 Business days.

However, I have been using this clause: "Due Diligence: Buyer has right to conduct any and all due diligence and inspections necessary prior to closing." or ill put 10 business days as a timeline.Is this a solid clause?

The numbers dont work for a cash deal but here is how I negotiated. 11.5k at close this gives the buyer back what he paid and allows him to pay half of the back taxes. 10.5k in installments of $300 a month for 35 months zero interest and no payment for 45 business days(62 calendar).

Within an hour of my hand-delivered Letter of Intent that I gave her, she called me back and said the offer was denied due to my offer being too low, and that I also have to use an official TREC form (Texas Real Estate Commission)...and in addition to that--I must also submit "proof of funds".On my original generic Letter of Intent, I made sure to indicate my terms/payment would be ($ 79,450 in CASH) and that closing shall occur on or before 21 business days.

I'm looking at their Bridge Plus program which says they can close in 5 business days and do the appraisal after close.