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Updated over 4 years ago, 04/07/2020

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Santhosh Dasari
  • Franklin, TN
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Getting out of a real-estate contract due to uncertainty

Santhosh Dasari
  • Franklin, TN
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I recently signed a contract to build a house in Dallas and paid about $50k. House was going to be ready by end of this year. We were planning to move this summer and rent a place while the house was getting built. Now with the current virus situation I am concerned about a few things. Mainly what will be the impact on real estate 

1.) If the market goes down what will happen to the value of the house I am building. Am I on the hook for the price I signed or will it be the prevailing price?

2.) Will I be able to sell my current house couple of months from now?

So, since there is so much uncertainty I was wondering if I can back out of the contract I signed without losing a lot of money. That way I will have one less thing to worry about.  

Thanks for suggestions!

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