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Contengency period Help!

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I have a 5-day inspection contingency period and on the 5th day I messaged by broker saying I need 50k back towards the deal due to excessive repairs. Escrow is asking me to release contingencies on the 6th day, however my broker has not yet presented my request officially. Do I have to sign the release of contingencies thus effectively losing any negotiation powders or could I be able to not sign it and not lose the deal?

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Todd Rasmussen
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@Danushka Abeyasekera

Your agent/broker should have sent in your repair request yesterday. Do not sign a release the contingency unless you are planning on taking the property without the 50k credit. Call your broker now and find out if they sent your repair request and ask them to get on the phone with escrow because they sent you a release. Your agent/broker should straighten this out for you.

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