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"Subject to getting a satisfactory attorney review of offer"
Is this an effective contingency to have on a purchase agreement offer?
I'd like to get an attorney involved with reviewing all of the documentation pertaining to a purchase agreement, but not until after the seller has accepted. Is this a common contingency used? Can an attorney completely overhaul the offer once they review? Obviously I wouldn't want to make big changes if the seller already accepted, but I'm just wondering what kind of freedom I have here.