Found a 10 unit complex with a few tenants that say they will stay when it sales. I need some help with it . I m in East Texas .

If the next 30 days looked exactly like the last 30 days…what would be the reason? Choose the ONE that’s most true today: This isn’t about labels. It’s about identifying the friction so it stops controlling you. Vote honestly. Awareness is how momentum starts.

Not lost hope

Due diligence is one of the biggest silent killers of deals — especially for newbie who don’t realize the game is more clock management than contract magic. Here’s how pros stay ahead of the squeeze: ⏳ 1. Ask for extensions BEFORE you need them. You plant the seed early: “Market’s been slow getting appraisals back…” “We’re waiting on docs the seller should be sending…”This makes delays normal — and extensions easier. 📄 2. Use the contract to buy yourself more time. Most sellers THINK they’ll send you documents quickly.Reality? It takes them 4–8 weeks — every time.That delays the Effective Date and stretches your runway. 📬 3. Document EVERYTHING. Weekly email updates = legal cover. You’ll never get blamed for delays you didn’t cause. 🏆 4. And when the deal is HOT? Sometimes you take the shorter window. You don’t lose a $150K+ payday arguing over 5 extra days. The real skill isn't due diligence…it’s controlling the clock. 💬 What’s the longest DD extension YOU’VE successfully negotiated? Drop it below — someone here needs your wisdom.

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