New ILC or New Survey Resolution Deadline

Complete the "New ILC or New Survey Resolution Deadline" checklist:

https://RealEstateFinancialPlanner.com/new-ilc-or-new-survey-resolution-deadline/

If you've objected to the ILC or survey, your Real Estate Broker should negotiate on your behalf to find an acceptable compromise.

If you've objected and do you withdraw the objection prior to the New ILC or New Survey Resolution Deadline, the contract terminates by default. So, discuss with your Real Estate Broker if you want to continue with the purchase and you have not come to a resolution prior to this deadline. Give your Real Estate Broker enough time for you to withdraw your objection prior to this deadline if you want to continue and not terminate.

If you've come to a resolution regarding your ILC or survey, then your Real Estate Broker should prepare an "Amend/Extend" to the "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate" to document the resolution and 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 Appraisal, then sign the "Amend/Extend" to the "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate" to document the resolution and 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Save the "Amend/Extend" to the "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate" and withdrawn "Title-Related Objection Notice" that you signed via DocuSign to your property folder in Dropbox.

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