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peanut

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Is there a legal way to get out of a Real Estate Contract?

 
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Submitted 340 days ago...

realtygirl1

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Yes, there are some legal ways to get out of a real estate contract. A standard contract will let you cancel if you do not qualify for a loan or if there are repairs that the seller will not fix. You can usually call and attorney for free to find out if you have a case.

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