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Don’t Leave Your Clients High and Dry: What Real Estate Agents Should Know Before Using an Escalation Clause
Posted In Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Law
The pandemic has made just about everything more difficult—including buying a home. In an extremely competitive market, hopeful buyers are looking for any strategy to gain an advantage and increase their chances of making a successful offer. One option your clients may want to consider is the inclusion of an escalation clause in their offer. But what exactly is an escalation clause—and how do your clients know if it’s the right choice for them? More >
