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Carlos submits a C.A.R. RPA offer on a home in Santa Barbara for $780,000. His offer includes an initial deposit of $10,000 and an increased deposit of $20,000 due within 7 days of acceptance. Under the C.A.R. RPA, when does the deadline for the increased deposit begin to run?

Correct Answer

B) From the date of the seller's acceptance being communicated to Carlos

Under the C.A.R. RPA, the increased deposit timeline runs from the date of acceptance, which is when the seller's signed acceptance is communicated to the buyer. Carlos must deliver the increased deposit within 7 days of that communication.

Answer Options
A
From the date escrow officially opens
B
From the date of the seller's acceptance being communicated to Carlos
C
From the date the inspection contingency period begins
D
From the date Carlos signed the offer

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