Back and forth I missed another deadline.

Good preparation, complete and accurate bidding, meeting deadlines and solid quality controls speak volumes.

Also, part of the lease, the tenant releases the landlord of any damages occur during that periodThe best alternative was to move the closing date, but there where may deadlines that need to be extended and signatures to obtain that it was not worth it.

The best way I have found to put pressure on a seller, banks or individuals, is to put a deadline on your offer.

Everything has been going good with it and about two weeks away from the due diligence deadline.

And is there a deadline or any sort of timeframe when you have to pay him back by?

The question is whether you can identify and acquire (close) on one or more replacement properties within the required deadlines.The Reverse 1031 Exchange has no upfront deadline, so that the investor can take all the time they want to locate and acquire their replacement properties, and then they have 180 calendar days to sell (and close) on their relinquished properties.

The bank that was lending me money was having problems with investors acting as a contractor and missing their refi deadline and costing the bank money on selling the loan.

That 2 year deadline is ticking closer and closer.....

If you don’t like the deal and you don’t have any EMD deposited I don’t see how they stop you from walking and if that’s your plan don’t drag it out last some deadline.