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What Does Contingent Mean in Real Estate?

HomeLight

A property listed as “contingent” in real estate means the seller has accepted an offer, but the deal isn’t fully closed yet. The final sale hangs in the balance, waiting for certain conditions or “contingencies” to be met. If you refuse and you can’t come to an agreement, they’re free to walk away.

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Buyers Paying Over Asking Price? Get an Appraisal Gap Guarantee

HomeLight

If you’re selling your home in a hot market rampant with bidding wars that drive up the purchase offers on home sales, you may realize that your home is unlikely to appraise for the inflated purchase offer or even for your asking price. How is the appraised value of the home determined?

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Multiple Offers on Your Home? 14 Concerns You Must Address with Your Realtor

First Team Real Estate

Here’s how to review details in a tidy, orderly manner so you can make sense of your home sale. Amidst a continuous pandemic, seller’s markets are still holding strong throughout the nation. Speed: How quickly does the purchaser wish to move? Numerous deals consist of an expiration date set by the purchaser.

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What Happens After Making an Offer on a House?

Windemere Buying

You can accept or reject the counteroffer or come back with a counteroffer of your own, which may continue for multiple rounds until the two parties reach an agreement. Other interested buyers will make backup offers in case the first offer falls through. Once the purchase agreement is signed, it becomes legally binding.

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How to Win a House Negotiation: 9 Expert Tactics for Home Sellers

HomeLight

Before you post the “for sale” sign in your front yard, it’s important to prepare yourself for a critical part of the home-selling process : negotiating with buyers. Here are nine expert house negotiation tactics to help you on your way to a successful sale. Making enough money off the sale to fund the downpayment on a new home.

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Anticipatory Breach: One Giant Grey Area!

Toronto Realty Blog

I know many of you like the photo -themed blog posts, and while some of you skip the market stats blogs, others thrive on them. In the Toronto real estate market, most deals close, and 99% of the time, they close as scheduled. The buyer of the house was an agent purchasing for her own family. The sellers were estatic.