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Sean Salandy
  • Kent County, DE
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Listing on house says No Contingencies. What should I do?

Sean Salandy
  • Kent County, DE
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I'm looking at a REO property that includes the following in the listing: "no offers with home sale contingencies". How would you proceed with this situation? Would you schedule a showing and if the home is in good enough shape (no obvious major issues) make an offer based on all of my rehab calculations and order a home inspection after the offer is accepted? I would rather have an inspection contingency so I could have a few days to get an inspection done but it seems as though the bank does not want this. I would be paying all cash for the deal. Thanks

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