Point2Homes

DECEMBER 8, 2020

But, what does contingent mean and how does it affect your purchase? A home listed as contingent means the seller has accepted an offer. However, before the sale can go to closing, certain contingencies must be met. However, even if the seller receives a higher offer, they cannot accept it. Contingent Statuses.

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HomeLight

NOVEMBER 1, 2021

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? What is an appraisal gap?

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HomeLight

JANUARY 13, 2022

Many offers contain contingencies. In May 2020, 76% of closed sales contained purchase contingencies, a survey from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) found. Common contingencies include issues with appraisals, home inspections, or the buyer’s home sale. Common types of contingencies. Inspection contingencies.

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HomeLight

JULY 6, 2023

In the meantime, with a “Contingent” status, the seller is typically allowed to continue showing the home and accept backup offers in the event something goes awry. Considering that 78% of recent buyers financed their home purchase, this contingency is fairly standard. What other MLS statuses do agents use?

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