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ParticipantAdam,
Bonus is guaranteed at this point, just won’t be disbursed until mid-March. Lender doesn’t have an issue with the “freshness” of the funds.
Notice to perform says ” a notice to buyer to perform may not be given any earlier than 2 days prior to the expiration of the applicable time for the buyer to remove a contingency or cancel this agreement or meet a 14C(3) obligation.”
The appraisal was completed today but not delivered to the lender yet.
ParticipantAdam,
Bonus is guaranteed at this point, just won’t be disbursed until mid-March. Lender doesn’t have an issue with the “freshness” of the funds.
Notice to perform says ” a notice to buyer to perform may not be given any earlier than 2 days prior to the expiration of the applicable time for the buyer to remove a contingency or cancel this agreement or meet a 14C(3) obligation.”
The appraisal was completed today but not delivered to the lender yet.
ParticipantAdam,
Bonus is guaranteed at this point, just won’t be disbursed until mid-March. Lender doesn’t have an issue with the “freshness” of the funds.
Notice to perform says ” a notice to buyer to perform may not be given any earlier than 2 days prior to the expiration of the applicable time for the buyer to remove a contingency or cancel this agreement or meet a 14C(3) obligation.”
The appraisal was completed today but not delivered to the lender yet.
ParticipantAdam,
Bonus is guaranteed at this point, just won’t be disbursed until mid-March. Lender doesn’t have an issue with the “freshness” of the funds.
Notice to perform says ” a notice to buyer to perform may not be given any earlier than 2 days prior to the expiration of the applicable time for the buyer to remove a contingency or cancel this agreement or meet a 14C(3) obligation.”
The appraisal was completed today but not delivered to the lender yet.
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ParticipantBriansd1 hit the nail on the head, sales tax revenue is the ONLY safe bet right now, so if any city planning commission declines the opportunity to bring in a proven tax revenue machine like a Walmart or Walmart with Groceries (formerly Supercenter), or Walmart Neighborhood Market, they are doing so at their own peril. I’d go for the revenue source most likely to return predictable yield, not the one that is currently in a state of deflation. But hey, you’ve got that winner of a theme park called Lego Land, that’ll keep you warm at night.
ParticipantBriansd1 hit the nail on the head, sales tax revenue is the ONLY safe bet right now, so if any city planning commission declines the opportunity to bring in a proven tax revenue machine like a Walmart or Walmart with Groceries (formerly Supercenter), or Walmart Neighborhood Market, they are doing so at their own peril. I’d go for the revenue source most likely to return predictable yield, not the one that is currently in a state of deflation. But hey, you’ve got that winner of a theme park called Lego Land, that’ll keep you warm at night.
ParticipantBriansd1 hit the nail on the head, sales tax revenue is the ONLY safe bet right now, so if any city planning commission declines the opportunity to bring in a proven tax revenue machine like a Walmart or Walmart with Groceries (formerly Supercenter), or Walmart Neighborhood Market, they are doing so at their own peril. I’d go for the revenue source most likely to return predictable yield, not the one that is currently in a state of deflation. But hey, you’ve got that winner of a theme park called Lego Land, that’ll keep you warm at night.
ParticipantBriansd1 hit the nail on the head, sales tax revenue is the ONLY safe bet right now, so if any city planning commission declines the opportunity to bring in a proven tax revenue machine like a Walmart or Walmart with Groceries (formerly Supercenter), or Walmart Neighborhood Market, they are doing so at their own peril. I’d go for the revenue source most likely to return predictable yield, not the one that is currently in a state of deflation. But hey, you’ve got that winner of a theme park called Lego Land, that’ll keep you warm at night.
ParticipantBriansd1 hit the nail on the head, sales tax revenue is the ONLY safe bet right now, so if any city planning commission declines the opportunity to bring in a proven tax revenue machine like a Walmart or Walmart with Groceries (formerly Supercenter), or Walmart Neighborhood Market, they are doing so at their own peril. I’d go for the revenue source most likely to return predictable yield, not the one that is currently in a state of deflation. But hey, you’ve got that winner of a theme park called Lego Land, that’ll keep you warm at night.
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