The Residential Offer to Purchase contract (RPA) here in California is a critical document, one that is filled with deadlines that buyers, and sellers, must adhere to.
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Not paying attention to due dates, or abiding by them, can put your transaction at risk, and maybe even cost you money. I can’t provide legal advice as I am not an attorney, but I can tell you there are potential risks when a buyer or seller does not abide by contract dates.
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Contract Dates Are There for a Reason. Pay Attention!
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