They just couldn't get clear title on it, but since it was a great deal (there were 19 bids the first day it went on the market), I kept signing the contract extensions waiting for it to go through.

You don't want trashy people trashing your place after that extensive amount of work.

The drug was never tested extensively, and the H1N1 in this state, has the same rate of death as the seasonal flu virus.

If that is the problem, talk to the seller and ask for an extension.

I can have multiple extensions and have the calls follow me to up to 5 different phone numbers or just go to a voicemail.

Numerous trips to India, extensive training for the people there, and still results that were less than desired.

We finally at the last minute and after 2 extensions from the bank we were shorting were able to finally get everything squared away and funded on the A-B side.

At least on two occasions, the seller (The bank) had to request an extension.

It sounds like the damage is more extensive than you think if some of the frame is blackened, and there is damage to the first floor ceiling.

Another word, more extensive rehab, more money spent.So, the bottom line question.