Just to clarify, you DO have to wait longer than 30 days if you gave them longer than 30 days. You have to wait until at least the date your contract states the contract should be closed no later than. Your contract likely gave Disney 60 days to decide ROFR as most broker’s set closing 60 days out. If your closing date comes and you still haven’t heard from Disney, then you are legally allowed to move forward without their approval. It’s the closing date in your contract that controls, not some made up 30 day deadline that people have derived from the requirement YOU have to give Disney at least 30 days and turned that into a 30 day deadline on Disney. (Now if you’re contract that you submit to Disney schedules closing for 30 days out, then Disney is actually on a 30 day clock.)
so...if I’m understand correctly, Disney has until the closing date on your contract...whatever date the broker puts to give them enough time. Let’s say Disney does not respond by that date, your saying Disney is out of luck or in reality they have as much time as they want? And if the date on the contract passes, as a buyer you have the right to cancel or buyer has no rights after the initial first 10 days?