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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Reducing the selling price of the buyer
I found a seller and a buyer. I've had a binding contract with the seller for about a month now, but the seller and I both came to an agreement to go down a few thousand on the house in order for us to sell it to my end buyer.
The title company already has the contract and told me,
" We will need either an amendment to the contract or a letter signed by all parties agreeing to the price reduction."
I don't want to amend the contract.
What kind of letter do I come up with? Some kind of letter in my own words?