I've been a professional bodybuilder for 12 years, so my natural interest was physical rehabilitation and kinetics of the body, hence Orthopedic Surgery.

I remain able bodied and I will continue updating this post in the member blog titled: "Mentee4Mentor".https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9351-mentee4mentor

I am also an avid horse (and horse racing) aficionado and currently work for a regulatory body in my country. 

I'm thinking it has something to do with the delayed release of DU 10.  

I'm wondering if any body in the South Shore area has any suggestions?

Y'all just gotta up your body armor and weapons budgets - bunch of sissy A and B class investors :-P

Without a body holding responsibility over all the commons, I don't know how you would legally compel him to contribute ... but I'm not an attorney.  

What I saw this time, in fact we are closing today is the  lender not releasing the money, closing escrow, and recording title until a few days later. 

Within that CAR form, there is a checkbox for buyers release of “ALL” contingencies.

The experienced buyer agent will also discuss with the buyer and the lender to evaluate the loan risk and make the offer D sweeter and irresistible to convince the seller that the offer D is almost like cash offer and the buyer can close the deal by:presenting the lender’s underwriter pre-approval letter to contingent the loan approval solely on the appraisal result, and presenting the funding statement to show enough cash cushion, even if the appraisal result may be lower than the offer price;waiving the financing contingency; and/orraising earnest money and/or releasing the earnest money to the seller early;As long as the seller is convinced that the buyer has no problem closing the deal, it is highly likely that the seller will choose offer D over offer A to take $20k more home.