Only you can make the call, but is THAT about months and moths of aggravation. 

This will not only give me 3 more days it will also allow me to aggravate them a little and negotiate in case we find anything unexpected.Huy N. 

The attorney keeps 2, and gives the rest to the student, who most likely uses it on beer money.You, the landlord then are out that judgment but also the time and attorney fees, let alone any aggravation.

Just for future reference @Scott Hollister.I appreciate you bringing up the aggravation of the refi part of the lauded brrrr.  

No different than how I interact with good tenants, always paid on time and kept the place nice, that need to move early, vs ones that want to bail after 2 months and a lot of aggravation.

We are so aggravated now, that we are tempted to back out of the contract and not sign the extension.  

Love the house, but the aggravation is starting to impact quality of life for the family.

(Work - Yes) Sometimes aggravating- Yes   Worth it for me- definitely) I also have some owner finance notes where I sold the property.  

More aggravation but you do what you have to.

THEN fees and fines...Depends, probably, on the expected overall cost, (time, aggravation, money, etc) whether it's a deal breaker.FWIW, a client (not mine) put an offer on a house recently.