Dial for dollars until you encounter a local lender that can spell the words "delayed financing exception" without the use of google or a spell checker.https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b2/1.2/03.html#Delayed.20Financing.20Exception 

No, there is no “attorney review” period here.....if there was you’d see if spelled in your contract anyway. 

Coincidentally there are 3 correct ways to spell the name. 

The due dates, and late fees are clearly spelled out. 

That document seems to be reserved for involuntary liens, like for example a judgment lien.Foreclosure under a deed of trust is of course non judicial, and is spelled out very specifically in the code, so in that sense is simple, but very detailed. 

I think the most important detail is to know your partner, then do a detailed LLC or JVP agreement and spell everything out, down to last detail, including an exit/dissolution in case things go bad. 

@Steven Coppola sorry for the few missed spelled words in the beginning.

I’m going to guess somewhere in their auction rules/procedures this is spelled out.  

The cost associated with completing those corrections should be in the contract, but not necessarily spelled out, but definitely absorbed into the fixed price.Depending on the size of the civil engineering company's design staff, it should take approximately 1 to 2 working-day weeks to turnaround a plancheck if the design was done within substantial conformance of the design standards of the governing agency. 

What if we have a Promissory Note spelling out exactly when interest will begin to accrue and maybe another Promissory Note for when the property is purchased so there will be collateral.