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All Forum Posts by: Keith Lawlor

Keith Lawlor has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thanks for the reply. This is a link to the form. It is pretty short. Section A is the one we are wondering about.

https://www.trec.texas.gov/sites/default/files/pdf-forms/10-6.pdf

Hello!

I was hoping I could get some feedback on the situation I am in now. We are in Texas. My wife an I made a contract on another house with a contingency on selling our current house. We used the standard form "Addendum for sale of other property by buyer". Our current house was under contract, but fell through when the buyers backed out. At this point it doesn't seem to make sense to trying an get funded before the specified closing date in a few weeks, so we are looking to not move forward with the purchase.

We are being told we can terminate our offer at any time we want, and get our earnest money back due to "not receiving proceeds from sale" or "not qualifying for funding"

The way we are reading it is that we need to let the contract automatically terminate on the date specified in the contingency form, and potentially keep trying to sell our house, to get the earnest money back and not be in breach of contract.

We want to be sure not to lose our earnest, and do everything according to the contract.

Thank you so much!