My agent told me that normally they get back to you with 3 business days.

You have 10 or 11 business days from contract to make demands from the report and most of the good ones are booked.

The contract has to be sent to the MLS system within 3 business days in my area.

For domestic travel, the rule of thumb is that 50% or more of the days must be business days.

Figure the exact cost to cure and get it in contract for 90 business days. make sure you have an exit clause in your contract.Once you get that, come on back with pics and estimates and we can give more advice on grabbing a buyer.Good luck!

I simply put a 60 business day assignable contract on the property, and simply by word of mouth sold it for a $15,000 profit within just a few days.With that said, all I spend my days doing, is looking for deals and making offers.The best piece of advice I can give you, is never ever ever look at a property without making some sort of offer on it.

Start the day every business day by dropping the wife off at the train station to commute to work in NYC.

No other contingencies, inspections, etc.There were multiple offers submitted with mine and we had to fill out a multiple offer form as well as a number of riders and addendums that SUPERCEDED the contract.On the 5th business day, they countered with $89,900 and $2,500 Earnest Money with mortgage application within 2 business days instead of 10 that the standard PA contract form we used listed.

I plan to propose the following to them, and just walk away if they are not agreeable to it: -they write up the lease agreement as soon as possible and provide it to me; I'll review, sign and return it the next business day if all terms are agreeable; otherwise they find a new tenant -I give them a money order / cashier's check covering the sum of the full deposit and first month's rent on the same day I return the signed lease agreement The above proposal sounds fair to me.

Common is somewhere between 'by midnight on the offer date' to ' within 5 business days'.