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Can You Put an Offer on a House That’s Contingent?

RIS Media

Appraisals that are lower than expected may put a home back on the market. Home inspection problems. Home inspections are standard practice when buying a home and don’t usually stop a sale unless there is a severe underlying issue with the property. The title search reveals issues.

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What Does Contingent Mean in Real Estate Sales

Realty Biz

Let’s have a look at the most common types of contingency you are likely to see. Home Inspection Contingency. The purchase of the property can be contingent on the home inspector’s report. If the home requires some repairs, the price can be renegotiated, or the seller can fix the issues.

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What Buyers Need to Know About Making an Offer on Active Contingent Listings

HomeLight

If a contingency isn’t met, then buyers can back out of a deal without any repercussions and they can get their earnest money back. Common contingencies include issues with appraisals, home inspections, or the buyer’s home sale. How is an active contingent listing different from a pending listing?