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11015416 0 07650140014791369 true 0 AR 60025603 BACKUP OFFER test tbd4 Shawn Dizzier MCL Seller's Counter to the Real Estate Contract Copyright 2016 Arkansas REALTORS Association Page 1 of 2 FORM
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What is backup offer?
A backup offer is a secondary offer on a property that is submitted in case the primary offer falls through.
Who is required to file backup offer?
Any interested party or potential buyer can file a backup offer on a property.
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To fill out a backup offer, one must fill out the necessary forms provided by the seller or real estate agent and submit it to be considered as a secondary offer.
What is the purpose of backup offer?
The purpose of a backup offer is to ensure that if the primary offer falls through, there is another offer ready to move forward with the purchase of the property.
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The backup offer must include details of the buyer, offer amount, contingencies, and any other terms and conditions that the buyer wishes to include.
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