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Can you withdraw an offer once it has been accepted
What ways can you withdraw an offer once it has been accepted with minimum penalities? I am just curious if I got an offer accepted, and I later realized that for some reason I am no longer interested in the property, is there any way I can back out of the agreement? I'd appreciate any input thank you.