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Anywhere faces racketeering charges in Minnesota lawsuit

Housing Wire

The Campolis allege that the Bulls failed to deposit $100,000 in earnest money as agreed to in the contract, instead forging documentation falsely showing that the money had been deposited. This included pursuing a sham lawsuit and withholding evidence to avoid exposing their alleged scheme.

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Most Home Purchase Agreements Are Contingent on These Two Items

HomeLight

Most purchase agreements are contingent on two key items: home inspection and financing. In the world of real estate, a contingent offer on a home means that the purchase is conditional upon certain terms being met. Most purchase agreements are contingent on which two items? What does this mean to a buyer?

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When Can a Buyer Cancel a Home Purchase Agreement?

HomeLight

But what happens if you’re now facing the decision of submitting a buyer cancellation of the purchase agreement? In this guide, we’ll break down what you need to know about buyer cancellation of a purchase agreement. What is a home purchase agreement?

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What Is a Mortgage Contingency? Purchase Offer Protection

HomeLight

A common worry among homebuyers is to find the perfect house, put down a deposit with an accepted offer, and then learn that your mortgage application is denied — you lose both the house and your earnest money. The most experienced agents know how to safeguard your earnest money and time.

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Ask Brian: What Happens When a Home Buyer Backs Out of a Signed Purchase Agreement?

Realty Biz

We decided to sell our house as “for sale by owner” to save the agent’s commission. Both the buyer and we signed a generic purchase agreement. I don’t know what is in your generic purchase agreement. You did get an earnest money deposit, didn’t you? Answer: Hello Shelly.

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A Seller’s Guide To When A Buyer Does and Doesn’t Get Their Earnest Money Back

HomeLight

If you need assistance navigating the legalities of keeping earnest money from a real estate transaction, HomeLight always encourages you to reach out to your own advisor. What is earnest money? Earnest money is often referred to as a “good faith” deposit.

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A kick-Out Clause Beats a Home Sale Contingency For Sellers

Realty Biz

Kick-Out Clause vs. Home Sale Contingency. When the real estate market favors sellers home sale contingencies almost become extinct. In hot markets there would never be a need for a seller to even considered a home sale clause. Most real estate agents would laugh at the thought of seeing an offer with a home sale contingency.