1. What other types of real estate contingencies are there? Both the buyer and seller can add contingencies to the agreement that can apply to a variety of different things. Some of the more common examples of real estate contingencies are insurance, appraisal, home sale and title. 2. What...
A real estate contract for the sale of property may include a financing contingency clause that states the purchaser must be able to obtain a mortgage at no more than 5 percent interest or the contract of sale is not enforceable. Other real estate contingencies include professional appraisals, in...
Sometimes a contingency clause is attached to an offer to purchase real estate and included in the real estate contract. Essentially, a contingency clause gives parties the right to back out of the contract under certain circumstances that must be negotiated between the buyer and seller.45 Conting...
When buying a home, contingency clauses can include property improvements or passing inspection must be done; otherwise, the buyer can back out of the contract. Contingency clauses in real estate might require the buyer to obtain financing, the home to pass inspection, or an appraisal to be d...
Real estate contract contingencies (like the mortgage finance contingency) are directly related to the earnest money deposit but have no bearing on the down payment. An Example Financing Clause in a Contract As far as the actual wording goes, financing contingencies can vary from state to state....
More than the consent of the two parties signing a contingency contract may be required for an agreement to be binding in some cases. Third parties may be involved in ensuring that the terms of a contingency contract are fair. In some instances, the conditions contained in certain types of ...
Summarize incapacity to contract. What are contingent liabilities? Who is binding in an option contract when it comes to real estate? What are liquidated damages? What is a firm underwriting? What are contingency plans? Why are they useful?
Include Contingency Clauses in Real Estate ContractBenny L. Kass
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Just be aware that it can be a risky move: Make sure that the real estate contract provides an out for you. It wouldn't be good to lose your earnest money deposit if something troublesome turns up on the home inspection, for example, or if you don't qualify for a mortgage. ...