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It all depends on how the contract is written and how your state has interpreted said contracts in the past. Some contracts allow ways to back out of the contract. For example; inspections, appraisals, and the ability to finance are common contingencies in my neck of the woods.

A common situation involves the Amendment to Address Concerns (ATAC). Agents often add language to the ATAC that is intended to protect their buyers, but can result in an unintended termination: If the ATAC is not accepted, then the Seller is served Notice of Buyer's decision to terminate the contract.

As a seller, you're able to back out of an accepted offer if certain contingencies outlined in your purchasing agreement aren't met. One of the most common examples of this is having in place a contingency stating that you need to purchase a new home for the original sale to go through.

The Georgia Association of REALTORS®, Inc. (?GAR?) makes certain standard real estate forms available to its members. These GAR forms are frequently provided to the parties in real estate transactions by the REALTORS® with whom they are working.

In short, a Georgia real estate purchase agreement is a document that is signed by the buyer and the seller listing all the important details regarding the sale of a property in the state of Georgia, such as: Names, addresses, and phone numbers of both parties. The purchase price. A property disclosure statement.

If the property inspection reveals any necessary repairs or other undesirable finds, the buyer normally has three options: terminate the contract and obtain their earnest money back, negotiate for repairs or a price change, or accept the property as-is.