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not really, but if it's a smaller bank then that explains why they are staying so tight.

@Ian D Hill you need results to stay motivated.

I'm obviously trying to stay low cost here as it's a flip and use a more lean contractor.

Whether you have a contract or not the only thing that really works is staying on top of the money.

If that’s the case, staying past that is considered holdover and with this type of hearing, he cannot show up and pay.  

Then when your more comfortable you can just say it off top, you want to know if there interested in selling there home.

I'm setting up a Purchase Agreement for a home with a seller that wants to stay another 30 days after closing, and rent the home back for that period, as a "move out period".

Once you get established and comfortable with the property, you can throw additional money at the mortgage each month and have the same effect as a 15-Year Loan.