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In Escrow-Contingency question

David P.
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Hello everyone,

Have a real estate contract question. Im currently in Escrow in Los Angeles and my contract has the standard 17 day inspection/apprasil contingecy. The property Im in contract with has tenants and so far they have not given me access to perform these task and the seller and realtor all acknowledges this problem. I would typically ask the realtor this question but I am using the seller's agent to represent both parties so wanted to get outside opinion just be sure. My question is do i actually need to get these contingencies extended each time they come close to being expired (meaning buyer and seller has to change the dates on the contract and get both parties to sign it) or is there a contingency removal form required for me to sign and as long as it is not signed the contingencies stay in place? Im not sure what is proper protocal for this things? I want to make sure to protect my earnest money deposit.

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