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Updated about 10 years ago,
How do you back out of a deal?
Good morning everyone,
I have two contracts that I've had approved by an attorney; an Offer to Purchase (with a section for subject to financing) and a Lease Option. Both forms contain exit clauses. The Offer to Purchase contains a clause stating that the deal is contingent upon finding a qualified resident to occupy the property, and subject to "someone's" approval (i.e., my partner, my fiance). The Lease option contains the same clauses.
My question is, how would you actually back out of a deal after you've done your due-diligence and discovered the deal wasn't good enough? Do you write a letter to the owner stating "Hi Mr. Seller, my partner didn't approve the deal", or "Hi Mrs. Seller, unfortunately I was unable to find a qualified resident to occupy the property."
Thanks!
Mike