And apparently if we refuse to sign the extension of the contract with the buyer's, we aren't entitled to their earnest money? 

We had to request an extension to close twice due to me having to switch lenders the first time and contractor delays the 2nd time.

I am willing to carry a note on them under the following terms: Business entities or DBAs only9.5% interest30 year term3 year balloonA single 1 year extension available for 5 pointsNo prepayment penalty$5,000 - $10,000 down payment per house575+ Credit Score0.5% underwriting feeTaxes and insurance required to be escrowed

I'm not an expert as I am just getting started but I have as a result of this one deal done some extensive research in the area.  

I still have 45 days before I need to close and can request extension but would need to pay $100 per day for an extension.

I heard it last week and its filled with an extensive list of great tips. 

The company attracted customers through its website and sales calls, at times targeting consumers who had recently sought to obtain a mortgage, loan, refinancing, or other extension of credit.

Recommendations beyond that are too extensive to write up here in detail, but shoot me a PM or email if you'd like to discuss it.3.

I can't disclose specifics unless I get his permission but I can tell you a general idea of the situation.I have a client that wants to start up a discount store. he currently works as a buyer for a a major wholesaler/distributor of 99cent stores and has extensive experience in this business.

I have an extensive background and excellent experience with contracting and supervising renovations.Look forward to meeting some great folks in the near future, and learning from some seasoned Pro's.