In San Francisco these days, it is hard to prevail in a multiple offer situation unless a buyer writes a “non-contingent” offer – no financing, appraisal or inspection contingencies. And many people seem to think that if an offer is written like that, the buyer can’t get out of it if he gets cold feet and changes his mind. However, there are two ways a buyer may get out of a contract that is considered “non-contingent.” The first way is …
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