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Both The Seller & I Signed Purchase Agreement Haven't Heard Back

Nathan Walden
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I submitted a cash offer on a property and got my offer accepted. Both the seller and I signed the purchase agreement about a week ago. Since then, I haven't heard anything back from the agent. Both the seller and I are using the same agent. Should I be concerned? This is my first property that I'm purchasing and also signed for a property inspection. It is a $5000 property that will obviously need work. Will the agent contact me if I need to send payment? Thanks for any reasonable advice/ comments in advance.

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Troy Albers
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fleming Island, FL
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Troy Albers
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@Nathan Walden that’s what phones are for. Grab yours and call the real estate agent.

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