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Updated over 8 years ago, 07/29/2016

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Rickey Wallace
  • Lancaster, PA
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Assignment

Rickey Wallace
  • Lancaster, PA
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I just read that if u successfully assign a contract to someone else but they fail to perform their part of the contract, responsibility reverts back to the assignor to fulfill the contract So, if I have a double closing going down on Tuesday, seller shows n begins their paperwork, buyer comes in and decides to opt of the transaction, doesn't that give the seller the option to force me to buy? How would I protect myself from that happening?

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