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James Williams
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  • Simpsonville
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Option Agreement

James Williams
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  • Investor
  • Simpsonville
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I had option agreement on a property with the seller who was still able to market the property themselves, they came up with a buyer, but the deal fell through.  They contacted me to see if I had a buyer.  I had several interested at the time the seller had the property under contract with their buyer.  How do I go about getting the option agreement extended or should I just go for a new agreement with the seller? 

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