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Updated over 17 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wording an offer on contract
I currently have as offer out on REO and have been waiting 4 days for the bank to respond. There is another REO that just hit the MLS that I would like to make an offer on, but I can only get one. How do I word the contract that will allow me to back out of the second bid when and if this first one is accepted by the bank?
Or do I have to wait until the bank makes up it's mind on first one, before I can go and write more contracts?