And from what I read, if I am doing my best, and the bank is going a bit slow, an extension is a standard practice. 

If anyone has any knowledge of this or experience in doing this please share!

First and foremost, the VA will not let you purchase a home in need of extensive repairs.

@Kyle Ferguson If financing is your issue, network with a successful mortgage broker who can is knowledgeable about the various products available to you in your area.

The judge kept giving him extensions to pay.

Hi Friends-I'm searching for a lawyer with knowledge of real estate to guide us through our first few houses for guidance to ensure we are covering ourselves well for any liabilities. (1 SFH rental and an airbnb garage apartment in our primary home).

Learn what you can her in BP and in your local REIA or other RE meetup, and put that knowledge use in finding a great deal.Good luck!

I use the BRRRR method with extensive rehab and low purchases costs so my cash outlay is 100% covered by the mortgage, which bumps up the CoC quite a bit ;) putting 25% down is more common, but treacherous

He’s super friendly and knowledgeable!

I don’t know all the particulars in this case, but I would assume the tenant has done this before without the owner’s/landlord’s knowledge/consent.