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Updated almost 3 years ago, 01/17/2022

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Kevin Kim
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Sign Contract without disclosure

Kevin Kim
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Hello

I am about to sign contract. The property is totally renovated multi family (this home is hot home and there was a lot of people in the open house) I have offered with inspection contingency (information only) and luckily my offer is accepted.

I have asked disclosure so my agent is checking with seller side agent. However the seller side seems busy so my agent says what we can do is I can sign so we can move forward the contract. We can deposit earnest money when the disclosure is available and do not deposit til the disclosure is available. As long as we don't deposit any earnest money, there is no obligation.I think it is still ok (as long as I don't send money, the contract is not really valid..) but just want to double check if there is any concern.  Thanks

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