Hang tight and save money?

however if you are financing deadline has passed your earnest money might be hard.

@Stephen Witkowski A good agent knows the inns and outs of transactions, contracts and the deadlines that come with it.

This looks very tight.  60 days of vacancy will almost eat up all of your cash flow not counting maintenance and other expenses.   

Has she always been tight with the money?

My loose shirts are now tight shirts. 

If I decide to deal with them again (which is highly unlikely; I'd say a less than 10% chance) it won't be if I'm using a HML because being on a tight deadline with the seller doesn't mix well with a lender that doesn't care to adhere to previously set deadlines.

Nothing motivates more than deadlines and losing money. 

With our market tighting some, I am getting a bit concerned with putting a lot of money into a home. 

The 60-day period for rolling over the amount of an “offset” of a plan loan is extended to the tax filing deadline, including extensions, for the tax year in which the offset/distribution occurs.