I have gave them the State of California 7 Business day to make the final decision. 

I usually recommend the notice to include name and contact information of the new owner or Property Manager, where and how to make payments, that we will contact them within five business days to schedule a walk-through inspection, if we will require them to sign a new lease, etc.

That said, you don't want to over analyse the deal and get super paralysed 🤒When you do your DD, make sure that you use Business Days that are based on the Seller's performance on a particular hurdle, say the days start to count when you receive a document and is paused upon request of further material information.

The properties are sold drive by only, as-is, where-is, no inspections, no guarantees, and the full cash payment is due by 5 pm the next business day.

.• All required closing documents can be emailed to SPS at XXXXXXXXXX within one (1) businessday of closing.- A final Certified HUD-1/Closing Disclosure must be executed by both the Buyer(s) and Seller(s) represented inthe transaction.- Final proof of funding for the total closing transaction which includes all supporting documentation to supportnew loan amount and cash paid at settlement.- All Purchase Contracts and/or addendums consistent with the final closing transaction.By signing this document, you state that you understand and agree to comply with the terms and conditionsoutlined above.

The property manager would naturally contact you on the next business day, which was Monday, March 4 to ask for your keys since you had not returned them to the office nor left them in the unit.Did the property manager actually tell you they would charge you for 6 more days?

., because from this point forward your entries will be entered as you go through your normal business day.

I checked and while USAA is popular for homes funded with VA loans it looks like you're free to choose a different company if you wanted to.I really just wanted to chime in to point out that, if you're using the regular RI Association of Realtors purchase and sale agreement then under the inspections clause (section 16 if you're using the most recent P&S) you have 10 business days after the effective date of the P&S (which is the latter of the buyer or seller signing), to back out for any reason and be able to get your deposit back.So this is a question you definitely want to resolve within that time frame.

It’s typically 1 - 3 business days to receive the borrowed funds.

That gives me three business days before the auction.When a homeowner contacts you this close to the auction date, do you start by trying to get the auction date postponed?