Cali,

This is probably a question best directed to your closing agent. They will understand the timeline as defined in the contract as well ar the necessary time to accomplish the adjustment.

If you cannot make these changes in the specified amount of time, you may need to request an addendum for the contract closing date to provide you with more time. Obviously, the seller would have to agree to this change.

If this change is going to be beneficial to you and you are working with a willing and cooperative seller, this should be able to be worked out. The key factor to this happening may be making all parties aware of your need as soon as possible. Your real estate agent, lender, and closing company will be able to advocate for you.

Good luck
The Eckler Team

Cali HI -

This is a legal question which I wouldn't even begin to address - nor should anyone else other than a real estate attorney in your area Obviously, without the sellers agreement, you will have a difficult situation if you delay the closing. The fact that you haven't signed off on the inspection or mortgage contingencies might factor in, but you really need to check what your legal status is.
You need to call an attorney and seek his or her advice on how to handle this situation !

Good luck~
Debbie Rose
Prudential NJ Properties