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Answers (2)

- Terry Burger, "Terry Burger"
- Contributions:4
I would reccommend you consult with your broker and attorney on this issue. Not being well versed on bankruptcy laws I don't feel comfortable answering the question. Not knowing your entire contract, your earnest money would normally be in jeopardy if you go past the due diligence period without an extension signed by both parties. You should really address these issues with your agent/attorney. Hopefully, you are using the services of a buyer representative agent.

- John Stewart, "nwhome.us"
- Contributions:2166
Definitely a question for an attorney not the internet.



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