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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Backing out of a deal.....
I have an opportunity on a house (first REI opportunity for me) and have been advised by some folks to just "go get it under contract, then take it to the BP Marketplace."
Clearly risk there.
What are the ramifications/costs of not being able to sell it and needing to back out of the deal?
First timer......
Thanks to everyone at BP!
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James Wise
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If you don't have the ability to close the deal on your own you should not be putting it under contract.