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Can we walk away?

Brian Bors
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Hello everyone,

We need help ASAP! Wife and I are supposed to be closing on a house 6/4 here in Frisco TX. We are the buyers and it is being sold by a relocation company. We just got offered a dream job that would move us out of state. We are passed all contingency periods and are ok with losing the earnest deposit and moving on. Our realtor and the selling realtor are both saying we can’t walk away and that the relocation company is going to sue us because we are completely approved and docs are with title. We haven’t signed any final docs yet, that is scheduled for Tuesday. Can we walk away or do they really have legal action that can be taken against us? If we can walk away, what are the necessary steps for us that are to make sure we are covered from a legal/compliance standpoint? 

Thank you so much to anyone that can offer advice or guidance! We really need help! 

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