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What is the effect of a 'subject to finance' condition in a WA Offer and Acceptance?

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B) The buyer has a right to terminate if they cannot obtain finance approval by the specified date, but must notify the seller

A 'subject to finance' condition gives the buyer the right to terminate the contract if they cannot obtain finance approval by the specified date. The buyer must take reasonable steps to obtain finance and must notify the seller if the condition is not satisfied. The contract does not become void automatically.

Answer Options
A
The buyer must obtain finance within the specified period or the contract becomes void automatically
B
The buyer has a right to terminate if they cannot obtain finance approval by the specified date, but must notify the seller
C
The seller is obligated to arrange finance for the buyer
D
The condition only applies if the property is valued below the offer price

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