We hit a snag with supply chain issues in the middle of construction and do not want to pay the fees to extend the HML.

Purchase properties in decent locations that have little downside valuation risk or, more importantly, little risk of extended vacancy. 

Converted extended living into ADU.

Always makes buyers mad, but I don't want them extending a week or two and then still not close...and then try to dispute earnest money.....so we've negotiated releasing earnest money to the seller in exchange for extending the closing date.

Do lenders take situations like this into consideration and extend the move in date?

So the sewage goes directly from the trailer to the cleanout via built in plumbing and an extended sewage line.

I was doing this to offset my rent when traveling for extended periods of time and while living abroad doing research for my PhD. 

For example, if you wanted to purchase multiple properties simultaneously we would just extend multiple pre approvals.

That way you extend your payment date till you file your taxes for 2022 in April of 2023.

The sellers know the market they are in and more than likely won’t extend the contract.I was supposed to close Monday and radio silence from my lender.Am i screwed?