Apparently this is not universal law as it seems that in Michigan the best way to put myself on the same playing field for equal opportunity is by extending my contact information to multiple brokers. 

Upon letting the end buyer know that the closing deadline has been extended in case the ITIN and FIRPTA won't get on time, the end buyer threatened that they have been patient long enough and will require either:1) addendum to include an allowance for an extension of a per diem charge of $100 past the agreed upon 12 week date.or if I do not agree with this, 2) they intend to place a lien for the "executed labor" that has already been completed.Key notes are: 1) No one allowed the end buyer to do any work on the property and; 2) I just checked the property this week and there are no significant changes or improvements on it.

They are ordered to move out and sometimes strike a deal with us to extend that time which I generally go along with. 

Is it possible that my home can still be considered my primary residence if I'm out of country for an extended period of time so that I may rent legally?

Private owners are more flexible/generous with security deposits and lease durations unless you’re military and can get out anyway. 

Hi All,In a home that you have a lot of equity in, do you think it is wiser to sell the home or would you rather extend the loan by doing a cash out refi? 

Some of them have an option to extend the loan at maturity for another round of points.

Almost tax-free, actually: will have to recapture depreciation taken over 3 years.The key is to not move back.There're some complex ways to extend it past the 3 years, but that would require professional help. 

The property is valued at $600,000 with a lease that extends for 9 more years.

He and ex wife signed the original P&S, but we extended settlement to accommodate any issues.. now, they've gone totally dark on the RE agent.