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An extender clause is a contractual provision in an exclusive real estate listing agreement. This type of clause protects the listing agent by guaranteeing their full commission in the event that the property sells after the listing agreement has already expired.

You can use an extension to expand time frames that seemed reasonable when drafted, but have since become unworkable. Rather than leave parties shackled to a dated or impractical agreement, extensions allow contracts to reflect the changing capacities of the parties that signed it.

If your contract did have a clause that allowed for an extension, this option to extend must be exercised before the initial term comes to an end. You will need to get an agreement about this extension in writing.

A loan extension agreement allows the maturity date to be extended on a current note. This gives the borrower more time to pay back the borrowed money. In addition, the lender and borrower can agree to modify any other terms of the agreement as necessary.

A contract extension is an agreement between the parties to an existing contract to extend the terms of that agreement for an additional period of time. The duration of the extension is specified in the extension agreement. In some cases, the extension does no more than extend the termination date of the contract.

A legal description is the geographical description of real estate that identifies its precise location, boundaries and any easements for the purpose of a legal transaction, such as a transfer of ownership. A legal description is kept with the deed and filed with the county clerk or county tax assessor.

A contract extension agreement must contain: Names, addresses, and signatures of the contracting parties. Name, start date, and end date of the original contract. End date of the extension period. Changes to the contract including addition, removal, and deletion of the terms agreed upon in the original contract.