Your priority should be to get into a unit to comply with your loan's requirements to be an owner occupant within some specific deadline.

I am under contract on a short sale with Chase and have a very tight deadline for settlement mandated by the bank.

J Scott is right on with the contract.Bottom line is time is money in the flipping business and holding people accountable to deadlines is a must.

Put a dead line or expiration date on all offers, otherwise they can come back a week later and accept when you have made another offer. 72 hrs is plenty of time.

Also, the short sale may not be approved by the lender, or may not be approved by the contract dead line.

Please feel free to suggest other programs, that may not fit all the bills, as I'm not sure there is a site that will fit all the bills.Qualities-Online-User permissions-Data storage-CRM-workflow management-calendars and ability to set deadlines-Mail merge-Ability to push/pull data to/from our online webforms.

The deadline is Sept 15, so I have a bit of time to work with.

Obviously you're on a deadline and the EM refund is important, so you'll cancel.

The deadline to take out any money is Dec 2012.

could you list some examples please.ThanksYou set a completion deadline that is not only reasonable, but agreed to by the contractor.