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Seller signed incorrect PSA?
Buying a property in atlanta. I put a stipulation that said the offer price will increase by $1k increments up to $150k if there is a competing offer.
My offer was $120k and there was a competing offer of $130k. The purchase sale agreement came through showing $120 not the new price of $131k. Both the buyer and seller signed this and there was no modification to the offer price on the PSA.
The seller now wants to amend the price to $131k and my broker doesn’t know what to do.
Is $120k or $131k legally binding?