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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Seller backing out of an accepted offer
I'm looking at a situation where the seller is trying to back out after he has accepted my offer but I would like to proceed with the transaction. Has anyone encountered a situation like this? What was your experience like and what did you do?
Thanks!
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have you lost any money? if not move on. if you have, consider how much it would cost to sue. buyers back out all the time. So the seller changes her mind, move onto the next one