I will repeat a quote that I have heard, "A goal that isn't set with a deadline is called a dream." 

I missed the 3 year deadline so I did a 1031 exchange.In your case, 3 general options to get some cash out:1. cash-out refinance or ELOC if that's an option.

I am on a tight deadline to try and get the house ready for a future tenant.Thanks!

If you don't, there's a good chance that you won't make your deadline.

The deadline for sending 1099’s is Jan 31 – the same date as W-2’s for employees.

The written deadline for acceptance on the counter offer was August 19 (which I presume means any time up until 11:59 pm).In the early afternoon of Friday, August 19 I received a written "withdrawal" of the counter offer from the seller.

Just schedule the closing within the deadline 

Remind them of that when you are presenting your final offer.If they balk,walk out on them and let time eat at them a little and then give them a hard deadline to accept the deal.Never let a seller know how much you really want the property.Make them really want to sell it to you.

The money from the hard money lender was not going to be available in time to meet the seller's deadline (I'd already paid him $500 for a two-week extension), so I cashed in my IRA and borrowed money from my parents to buy the house.

Was pre approved but didn't find a suitable property before pre-approval deadline.