Due Diligence Documents Resolution Deadline

If you objected to Due Diligence documents, your Real Estate Broker with your assistance will negotiate with the Seller and Seller's Real Estate Broker to find terms that are acceptable for you.

IMPORTANT: This must be done prior to Due Diligence Documents Resolution Deadline. If you have not come to terms by the Due Diligence Documents Resolution Deadline and you still want to purchase the property you must withdraw your objection prior to the Due Diligence Documents Resolution Deadline or your contract will terminate.

If you've come to a resolution regarding your due diligence documents concerns, then your Real Estate Broker should prepare an "Amend/Extend" to the "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate".

In addition, they should prepare your "Title-Related Objection Notice" to have you withdraw it so your contract does not terminate.

If you've come to a resolution regarding your due diligence documents, then sign the "Amend/Extend" to the "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate".

Additionally, sign the withdrawal section of the "Title-Related Objection Notice" via DocuSign.

Save the "Amend/Extend" to the "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate" that you signed via DocuSign to your property folder in Dropbox.

Also, save the "Title-Related Objection Notice" that you withdrew to your property folder in Dropox overwriting the previous one.

You'll replace the "Amend/Extend" with the copy signed by both you and the Seller once the Seller signs it.

If you are unable to come to a resolution with the Seller over your due diligence documents but you still want to purchase the property, you will need to withdraw your "Title-Related Objection Notice" prior to the Due Diligence Documents Resolution Deadline.

Sign the withdrawal section of the "Title-Related Objection Notice" that your Real Estate Broker sends over via DocuSign.

After signing the withdrawal section of the "Title-Related Objection Notice" via DocuSign, save a copy of it to your property folder on Dropbox.