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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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  • Dupont, WA
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Cancellation of Sale and Purchase Agreement- I'm a Buyer

Account Closed
  • Dupont, WA
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As a wholesaler in Washington I am concerned about a Seller who may not fully disclose material defects that affect the value of the home. 

As a wholesaler we sign purchase and sale agreements before the inspection period. If I want to exercise my contingency to cancel the sale and purchase agreement with the Seller. Is there a certain form I would use to fulfill the statue of frauds?

What would the step-by-step process be? 

I certainly would not want to miss a step and get sued for "failure to preform". 

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