February 25, 2022 | Texas REALTORS® Staff My buyer clients and the sellers agreed to and signed a contract on a property. However, my clients changed their mind and no longer want to purchase property. My buyers can walk away since they haven’t paid the earnest money or option fee, correct? No . If the contract has been properly executed by all parties, there is a binding contract even if the buyer has not deposited earnest money. Your clients are not allowed to walk away. Earnest money is not necessary to make a valid contract. Earnest money is a buyer-performance item required to be deposited after a contract is fully executed. A contract could become effective even if no earnest money is required in the agreement. Your buyers are still required to deposit the earnest money within the time required for delivery. If the contract calls for a termination option and your buyers timely pay for that option, they would then have the right to terminate the contract within the specified tim

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  4 full bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2348 sq. ft with an Office. Large Backyard. NO required HOA, no HOA dues. LOT size per TCAD of .2557 Acre LOT or 11,139 sq. ft Lot square foot land. Ballpark asking price of $760,000 per ownership. Property had been a tenant rental property since 2018. Tenants most likely vacating by March 2022. OFF MARKET, non-mls status, no yard, sign. Year Built 1983.  For the exact physical address, showings, and licensed brokerage agency work, contact George Vance McGee Austin Silent Market 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com

  George Vance McGee, Broker Associate, Austin Silent Market click here to watch / listen Feb 22   Written By  Troy Schlicker   Click here to WATCH / LISTEN Podcast Click here for just the PODCAST AUDIO version only George Vance McGee is a native Austinite, author of 3 self-published books and a Realtor with Austin Silent Market. He has seen all of the tremendous growth and changes that Austin has experienced and enjoys helping his clients navigate the current market. Troy: Good afternoon, Austin. this is Trish liqueur with the Austin spotlight. I am joined today by my guest, George Vance, McGee of the Austin silent market. How's it going, George Hey, George: Okay. Troy, beautiful weather today and nice and crisp and, feel it feeling well, so good. Good one to be a part of Troy: Exactly. Yeah. After that freezing cold weather, just a little bit nicer, warmer weather. Some sunshine feels good. you know, getting, getting to Austin spring here in, middle of February and stuff. So it&#

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