I'm currently not working with any private lender and my bank is going to take longer than the august 6th deadline. currently feeling a little stock, seller will not extend the contract.

But, you have another issue, a note is a bi-lateral contract, they may not be assigned or assumed without the lender's consent as they always have the right not to extend credit.Thinking you're going for an interest spread gets more complicated than folks think, your amortizations and contributions to principal will not match, unless the two contracts are made together.

Watch for releases, too, because it's not uncommon for some people to get an IRS lien and pay it off, then get another one so you'll need to cross-reference the releases with recorded liens to see which are still active.Since general liens are recorded in the owner's name, any IRS lien recorded after you buy the property would automatically attach to all properties owned by the person but wouldn't attach to the one you bought because the taxpayer doesn't own it anymore once you've bought it.

Sometimes being unfashionable late is the best one can do.Many places have replaced the patriarchal language of dower rights with spousal property rights which extend equitably to both spouses.

But, you'll likely have to get lien waivers from him, prior to the balance of your money being released....you'll have to apply some pressure, and not be intimidated by this. 

If Iran agrees to a deal where they drop their nuclear program, they could release another 30-40 million barrels on the market, dropping the price further. 

It has a releasable adhesive on the back that makes installing it easy.

The contract with the wholesaler expired due to the appraisal problems and he is not signing to extend.  

If they would have released all of the default homes on the market there would be slim to no new home communities.In today's current market we are pretty balanced.

My agent calls me and says they need to extend the date to the 21.