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What are my chances?[NC]

So a month ago, in very hot market in NC, my wife and I found the house of our dreams. It's a sellers market so it was overpriced and also had very little comps. The comps we did find showed the house could be overpriced by about 20-35k. The listing agent said there was interest and we did not want to be in a bidding war. Anyway, I was hesitant to pull the trigger and it slipped away.

Flash forward to yesterday, the house was supposed to close but did not. My agent reached out to the listing agent and he (LA) believes its just a lender delay but unsure. My wife and I being major creeps, learned the sellers drove back for the close, meaning it was more than likely unexpected. I know there are so many scenarios for this, some which would benefit us and it very well may just close. NC contracts permit a 14-day window to close so I guess all we can do is wait. However, those with experience please chime in, is there any amount of hope given this seems to be unexpected/last minute??? TIA

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