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Answers (2)
- SoCal_Engr
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@ Wes...
What are they? My understanding is that contingencies make your offer weaker (in comparison to a non-contingent offer). Other than the financing and inspection contingencies, all other contingencies tend to indicate an existing impediment to buying. Definitely, as a buyer, I'd want to have contingencies if needed, but really don't see them as an advantage over non-contigent offers.
What are they? My understanding is that contingencies make your offer weaker (in comparison to a non-contingent offer). Other than the financing and inspection contingencies, all other contingencies tend to indicate an existing impediment to buying. Definitely, as a buyer, I'd want to have contingencies if needed, but really don't see them as an advantage over non-contigent offers.
- Caveat Emptor
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please review zillow's Good Neighbor Policy and knock it off with the spam
Do your clients understand the major advantages of submitting a contingent contract on a home?
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