If you miss the deadline you will be out of luck.

Hence, timely execution of the apartment projects within the specified deadline while keeping to the quality standards and the approved plan must be the main priority of the project experts as prices of building materials double every 4 – 5 years.

If you did not give them a specific deadline, then 30 days is more than enough reasonable time.

We negotiate pricing, push for terms favorable to our seller, co-ordinate the signing of documents, manage various deadlines (P&S, extensions, inspections, mortgage commitment, closing, vet the financing before accepting an offer (yes, there are still garbage pre-approvals out there), co-ordinate inspections and appraisals - including well water and septic system tests, negotiate pricing adjustments following home inspection, support the sales price with comps for the appraiser, stomp out the various fires that pop up along the way, wrangle the occasional obnoxious or overly anxious seller, make sure that the attorneys are on track with disclosures like lead paint, asbestos, mold and septic, get the seller organized with final utility readings and transferring them to the buyer at the right time and managing the final walk-through the day of closing and getting to the closing table.Other than that, we don't lift a finger.

Establish a Timeline: Set deadlines for each goal or milestone to create a sense of urgency and promote accountability.e.

With that said, I've created a framework with personal deadlines which includes: Target Market Seller Personas (with Creative Win-WIn Strategies)Acquisition Specs (Class, Pricing, Condition, Units, etc)PitchBook / Marketing Package (Investors and Bank)Inbound Deal Flow Strategy ...etc, etc. 

Typically the deadline for information regarding the status of the security deposit is dependent on when the information is sent, not when it was received.  

Cash 4 keys, State COVID fund, Payment Plan, eviction, whatever the end result is going to be you need to set a deadline. 

sorry but I needed to repost this bc I had info before explanation and couldn't change it.Thanks for any information on thisMy questions are:1-Is there a deadline for getting the recoverable depreciation?

Most good leases have a clause that says that the tenant has accepted the property in as-is condition upon move-in (or by some deadline like move-in + 10 days).