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Novation Clause Question

Nicholas Creahan
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Hey BP community. 

I am selling a small multi family in Cleveland and I got the purchaser agreement from my realtor and there is a “Novation Clause”. I’m not sure what that is… I did some mild research and I’m unclear how it differs from an assignment in wholesaling? I have a lawyer that I’ll pass stuff through, but wanted to ask here as well. Questions I have regarding moving forward: what are the risks of me agreeing with this clause? If they put into contract, can they back out if they cannot find a buyer? They said they are purchasing, but then the agreement states they can change the contract if both parties agree. Just confused, thanks! 

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