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A buyer's offer contains a financing condition that expires on Friday at 6:00 PM. On Thursday, the buyer's mortgage application is denied and no other lender will approve the loan. What is the buyer's best course of action?

Correct Answer

D) Tell the seller promptly in writing and sign a mutual release

Under standard Ontario condition wording, a financing condition that is not fulfilled or waived by the deadline leaves the agreement null and void, so the buyer does not need to do anything to escape it. The best course, though, is to tell the seller promptly in writing so the seller can remarket the property, and to sign a mutual release, because the deposit held in trust is normally released only on the parties' written agreement or a court order.

Answer Options
A
Immediately waive the financing condition to keep the deal alive
B
Say nothing and insist the seller remains bound after the deadline
C
Request an extension of the financing condition deadline
D
Tell the seller promptly in writing and sign a mutual release

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financing conditionmutual releasenull and voiddeposit in trustgood faith
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