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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seller wants out of contract
Hello,
I currently have a property under contract with a motivated seller and I currently have a contract with a cash buyer.
The seller wants out of the contract due to wanting more money after their mortgage is paid off.
Is the seller able to pull out?
Most Popular Reply

Technically, no, sellers can't just unilaterally cancel a contract, but they could make things difficult as far as not doing paperwork that's needed, etc, even though technically that failure to perform is a breach. You may want to try to work with them to see if you can get them a bit more money, to make them happy. Or maybe change to a novation agreement where the seller participates in any type of upside from a flip.