hlhlaw07
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Which broker and closing company? I ask because they are being paid to act in the buyer’s and seller’s best interest, which would be closing on the scheduled date as long as 30 days have passed. Their reluctance to do so is they are probably hesitant to upset Disney, but that would be a breach of their obligations as they do not work for Disney.I checked on moving on with closing with title company and agent. Neither was willing to do anything even though technically we could. Basically told to just wait and it should eventually come. Worst case scenario I'm down to 26 days until I get my deposit back.
I had a contract last year go over 50 days in ROFR (unfortunately the contract set closing at 60 days after execution). I ensured the broker and closing agent both knew I expected the contract to close as scheduled and they needed to do whatever they needed to do to ensure that it would if Disney either passed or failed to exercise their right by the scheduled closing date.
At the time there were quite a few people who had contracts going well past 30 days and there were a few agents who were willing to close on time and others who were worried about upsetting Disney. I would steer clear of those who are worried about upsetting Disney. That is not what they are being paid to do and is definitely not what they are contractually obligated to do.
Edited to add: of course none of it mattered as Disney exercised ROFR and took the contract.