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Case 8:23--cv-00504 Document I Filed 03/20/23 Page 20 of 45 Page ID #:20 1 or not to purchase the Main Street Property prior to the expiration of the Inspection 2 Period. 3 69. Under the PSA, Turner was required to, and did, place a refundable deposit 4 into escrow, and made a non-refundable payment in Independent Consideration to the 5 Seller. 6 70. On May 31, 2022, Turner and the Seller extended the Inspection Period 7 through August 5, 2022, pursuant to a First Amendment to the PSA, which required 8 Turner to pay a nonrefundable Extension Fee. 9 71. A second amendment to the PSA was entered into on July 27, 2022. This 1.0 amendment allowed a series of extensions of the Inspection Period. The first extension 11 would be through September 6, 2022, and would require Turner to pay a second 12 Extension Fee. The second extension would be through October 6, 2022, and would 13 also require Turner to pay a third Extension Fee. The third extension would be through 14 November 7, 2022, and would require Turner to pay a fourth Extension Fee. Turner 15 paid all four of these Extension Fees, and obtained the extensions to November 7, 2022. 16 72. On November 7, 2022, Turner and the Seller entered into a third 17 amendment to the PSA, which required Turner to: (1) release a portion of the funds 18 deposited into escrow to the Seller, and (2) make additional nonrefundable payments of 19 three Extension Fees in exchange for three additional 30-day extensions of the 20 Inspection Period. Turner released the escrow funds, made the Extension Fee payments 21 and received the three extensions, after which the Inspection Period was set to expire on 22 February 6, 2023. Under the fourth and final amendment to the PSA, the parties 23 extended the Inspection period through February 10, 2023. 24 73. While these amendments were being negotiated and executed, Turner was 20 Complaint of Share Our Selves