If you'd like to retract your initial statement and back-up the hyperbole a bit, I'll go ahead and read more.

Based on your question, I suspect you either have a terrible REALTOR or you're doing this alone, in which case you should read the contract to see what your options are.When an offer is made, you can retract it at any time if they have not accepted it in writing yet.

I feel like I'm taking crazy pillsAnyone else run into this.Thanks guys & galsSide notes:Old lease was 575/ MonthNew lease Offered at 600/month.600/ month lease offer was retracted out of possible utility issues (duplex utilities not split)whole house lease was offered for 1200/month with option to sublet upstairs apt.Tenant was told we would need a lease signed by 3/4/2020 or vacate premises by 3/8/2020 12:00am

It is written in such a way that we are able to retract our offer if we find material issues with the current leases.

Looking at the joint at the end, it appears to be quick disconnect so maybe it's the retractable hose for the kitchen faucet.

I tend to ignore them until they are retracted or more is known about the sender which entices me to accept the request.

Mr. attorney then retracts and proceeds with the close.

I'd say you should wear a retracting harness with a tether so you don't fall, but hey, any contractor I know would shoot you if you followed them on top of a roof so I think you're safe from falling, (not safe from bullets, so don't try going up there after them!)

If the buyer retracts the offer or does not fulfill its obligations under the contract, the earnest money is forfeited.18.

A classic predictor of a recession or retracting stock market (although I have heard the joke that an inverted yield curve has predicted 15 of the last 5 recessions lol).