This should all be able to complete inside the 72 hour variety which I certainly can fund.My concern and Cory's is the balance of the language and any future legal issues.Any additional insight from you all?

I was teasing you and thought it was evident in the language of the post. ...but you did dangle a carrot in front of the donkeys eyes, and I do so want a little bite...

I also recommend reading the Language of Luxury Blog from Ron & Alexandra Seigel here on BP.

I am just small town midwest,,but here alot of people have left town when whole industries were closed down or partial layoffs.A town of 20,000 people and we lost one major employer of 13-1500 jobs and the stupid city officials said"It was the best thing to ever happen here" .

To be in real estate, it takes a unique person and only those who deal with the ins and outs of what we do understand our "language".

Thanks for the thoughts all.I decided to drop the rent and shorten the grace period for late rents, so that would effectively be the same but without leaving myself open to the "I did not understand the language" garbage.Drop the grace period from 5 to 3 days.

Does this case from October 15, 2009 shed some light on the wishes of some governmental officials in what they want to be law?

I am (not this particular case) the flip investor on the transaction that you are buying and have been doing it for 3 yrs in Ca...call it dual close/ double close/ dry close/ simultaneous close...they are all the same language.

Attorney wants specific language in the "Settlement to be on _____________" to state "within 30 days of lender and seller approval of short sale".

However, if you do not have a website you might consider making up the name of your “Company†so that you can sound official.