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In Washington, a purchase and sale agreement becomes binding when:

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B) Mutual acceptance occurs (all parties sign and agree)

The agreement becomes binding at mutual acceptance, when all parties have signed and agreed to all terms.

Answer Options
A
Buyer signs
B
Mutual acceptance occurs (all parties sign and agree)
C
Earnest money is deposited
D
Inspection is complete
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