@Derek Askew in theory yes, but it will become a judgement call by the judge who presides the case - which really depends on your locale.

Thy elected to let go of their earnest money deposit to walk away from the deal.I will also state that I am not an attorney nor am I a Realtor in your state so this shouldn't be considered legal advice.

My father in law is a cert. election, my father a mechanic and all of my brothers are in the trades as well.

President of National Realtors something. 

We prefer to work with people so we can have a win-win for both of everyone.As you may have heard, the President of the United States has ordered the Housing Department to suspend all foreclosures and evictions until the end of April.Please note, and please understand that this does not mean you are relieved of your obligation to pay rent.

Besides crucial elections, international economic wars, and propped up currencies, people seem to be pulling back in fear of the unknown, which is how we get OVERHYPED.

It's due to our (local) recession that came after the impeachment of our former president (Dilma Roussef) and was aggravated by COVID19.

I am the CEO and President of BiggerPockets. 

., in a way that seems deserving of sympathy) to their elected officials, so I'd encourage that.- I'm not hopeful about it based on the efforts to slow foreclosures during the 2008 era.

They do not match elected deferrals.