An agent uses RPI Forms 182 and 183 to waive contingencies and to cancel the transaction when a contingency is not satisfied.
Form-of-the-Week: Waiver of Contingency and Notice of Cancellation Due to Contingency — Forms 182 and 183
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REIT investment: playing the real estate game from the sidelines
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The liquidated damages provision and the breaching buyer’s deposit when prices decline
Agents need to be aware of the maximum dollar amount the seller is entitled to receive upon a buyer’s breach – especially when home prices are falling.
The breaching buyer’s responsibilities: Part 2
How does a buyer’s breach impact the seller’s ability to collect on a monetary loss in practice?
The breaching buyer’s responsibilities: Part 1
When does a buyer’s breach of a purchase agreement entitle a seller to recover money losses?
Bankruptcy’s tie to homeownership
Bankruptcy numbers were artificially low in 2020-2021. Prepare for today’s zombie businesses to fold with the 2023 recession.
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