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Khari P., Esq., Expert
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Khari P., Esq., Expert
If it is where you are past that, you can still withdraw but you will lose your deposit.
Khari P., Esq., Expert
The seller is the one that submitted the unliteral notice?
Khari P., Esq., Expert
I get it but I already stated what needed to be done.
Khari P., Esq., Expert
if there is a clause in the contract that allows for you to exit outside of the contingency period, then you should be fine.
Khari P., Esq., Expert
you can always exit a contract, the question is how expensive is it going to be for you to do so.
Khari P., Esq., Expert
Your realtor should know.
Khari P., Esq., Expert
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Khari P., Esq., Expert
No problem good luck to you
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