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A motivated seller in a seller’s market is least likely to accept an offer contingent on the:

Correct Answer

C) sale of the buyer’s current residence.

In a seller's market, contingencies like home sale are least attractive to sellers.

Answer Options
A
buyer obtaining an 80% loan within 30 days.
B
buyer’s approval of the preliminary title report.
C
sale of the buyer’s current residence.
D
results of a termite inspection.
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Key Terms:

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