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gmakerley
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elnoralittle
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The whole thing sounds shakey to me. Once someone has a contract on a house, you can't just say...oh I don't know if I want it.
The seller has a legal binding contract, the other people are binded to buy the property unless there is a loop hole they can use.
I need to ask, are you working with a dual agent, an agent that is working for the seller and you?
Also, you can write up a contract on the property, you would be the back up contract. So if the other couple decides they don't want it, the house autmatically goes to you. This would also assume the seller will accept your contract too.
I would keep looking too, this happend to me, and I ended up finding the best house ever. _________________ Elnora Little
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