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Originally Posted by Jim 9922
If your facts are as stated and you adhered to all provisions in the offer contract, and you used the "standard" offer agreement format you are entitled to the deposit. Take it!! You lost the opportunity for exposure to other qualified buyers, the time value of interest, and your time was wasted on unqualified buyers.  If I remember the form correctly, your agent also gets a piece of the action, so you are still out some money.
As an aside, it doesn't seem that your agent is very skilled at bringing you qualified prospects or at closing deals; I was not there, just my opinion. |
I thought the same as above quote cause that is the way in NE. We recently sold a village hs and based upon both a village rep aand an mls rep that IS not the FL law. They can back out for any reason. Then goes to court and during this court wait time u can not sell your hs. Then if u win in court u will be lucky to keep 25% of their deposit. That is what we were told as i said by two realtors.