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Is it Ethical to show properties under contract?
Is it ethical to continue to show a property after a contract has been accepted? I have a contract accepted and ratified. But now it seems someone has submitted a 2nd contract. This is a complicated deal. Now my realtor and the seller seems sluggish.
I'm feeling nervous
Thanks
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I suspect you mean someone has submitted an offer. No big deal, it happens frequently. Who ever is advising the parties involved needs to be cautious. You don’t mention your role in the deal.