A much more likely scenario is to demand a contingency from your buyer so they will delay closing until you find a suitable property.5.

There is a lot of new home construction, and I have seen that alone drive demand as people wait on their houses to be completed.

Of course they will demand a chunk of the deal.

I would state this verbally but leave a written notice with them and demand a signature of receipt on my copy.I normally think 30 days is an appropriate amount of time for them to prepare everything for transfer but in this case I would keep them on a short lease.

If I were the buyer I would DEMAND a written letter on the spot that is guiding the agent to such conclusion that the seller wouldn't accept this offer!

Land brokers in NC and SC will often demand a 10% commission.

I would write a letter notifying them that you are terminating the contract per (whatever clause your contract provides) and that you demand a full refund of the earnest money.

Both of these areas are in high demand as well.

Howard County where J Scott is has high demand as well.We also have a longer build time in MD than in VA due to regulations, so it does increase the carrying costs of the builders.

Depending on how demanding the tenant is, they will put in a tough spot when they demand a common area repair that is effecting them, though they know there is nothing you could do other than go thru the association.