If only the T extended through the entire state :) 

You're going to want to have a team in place to do the rehab (or have a plane ticket and extended stay booked), have a wholesaler or agent looking for properties for you, and an idea of how you're going to manage your property when it's all finished.Best of luck! 

She asked for an extension on October 29 and we agreed to extend through December 1.

I definitely need to work on finding and networking with contractors to extend my reach beyond just the triangle area. 

I would extend the contract and only close after confirmation the tenants have been removed.

@Kim Handelman One option would be to ask either the previous landlord or the propane company the total usage by year (or even better, the average usage per month over an extended period of time, like 2 years).

Hard to say would have to talk to a good civil engineer on local costs. but if you have to extend main lines to the park thats going to cost some money and then probably about 10k a pad to run your services into them. maybe less in some markets. 

My closing has been extended 30 days on my current property due to the bank appraisers being so far out.

So getting it into contract before you sell can be a great thing.However, in this market of course we're hearing of more and more sellers who will not entertain contingencies or extended closings etc... 

The moratorium could certainly be extended further, but there are exceptions if the tenant poses a threat to the health and safety of other tenants or an immediate and severe risk to property.