find homes phoenix: Buyer Risks if Home Sale Does Not Go Through
- 01/17/21 12:38 PM
In most state Real Estate purchase contracts, a Buyer's REALTOR® will counsel their clients that there are two major common steps in the contract and resultiong process, once a contract is accepted and is in escrow, where a Buyer can exit the purchase contract. Each step can cause the contract to be exited by a Buyer but there are some costs/risks to consider Two Common Purchase Contract Exit Steps A home buyer's purchase contract will have exit clauses. (Photo: Tumisu from Pixabay)
1. Inspection Period (typically 10 days)- the Buyer may exit the contract but must pay their professional inspector...which I believe is money well … (1 comments)
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Jeff Masich-Scottsdale AZ Associate Broker,MBA,GRI
In most state Real Estate purchase contracts, a Buyer's REALTOR® will counsel their clients that there are two major common steps in the contract and resultiong process, once a contract is accepted and is in escrow, where a Buyer can exit the purchase contract.
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