Can I terminate a contract from my home that I'm selling?
You cannot if your contract does not allow you to terminate.
Atlanta, GA
Real estate Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
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You cannot if your contract does not allow you to terminate.
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You should speak to an estate attorney. Please use the AVVO search feature. Good luck!