Contingencies in contracts will always exist. It is a rare thing to find a written contract which satisfies both parties right up front without a contingency. In a sellers market, even if the buyer writes it with no contingencies, the seller will tack on a few of his own — must find home of choice, comes to mind. Even so, when sellers add contingencies, it’s usually only a couple that are easily remedied and which don’t cost the buyer much money. When buyers add contingencies, on the other hand, it means the seller may face delayed expenses (such has home inspection defects) or have the chance that the house may not sell at all. Here’s what I mean.

When a contract comes through, in a buyers market a seller needs to remember to keep his or her cool. You don’t need to roll over a play dead, accepting any terms the buyer offers. Remember, you have a contract in your hand. While the buyers may have dozens of other homes to choose from, they have chosen yours because it obviously fits their housing needs. They also obviously like your price, so now concentrate on the terms. In today’s market, if your house is priced right, th

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