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Extending Purchase Contracts? (Do you even need to?)

Tim Compton
  • Roanoke, VA
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Hey!

Im looking for a little more insight on how title companies are “judging” the dates on Purchase & Sales Agreements.

Ex: The title company is doing the title search, or even anytime in the process during closing, and the contract reaches its date that states the latest date that we would close by.

Has anyone ever had an issue with something like this? Or if your PSA and Assignment are delivered and you have a cooperative seller, are you usually just fine?

Let me know!

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