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Boston Condos For Sale: Offer Is Accepted Now What? Boston Condos For Sale Ford Realty

After an accepted offer on a Boston condo, the next 10–14 days require earnest money deposit, attorney review, inspections, mortgage steps, and condo-document due diligence.

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What is Escrow Disbursement?

Escrow disbursement releases escrowed funds to pay closing costs, agent commissions, title fees, and seller proceeds only after all contractual conditions are satisfied.

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When Is Earnest Money Due? Sooner Than You Might Expect

Earnest money is usually due within 1–3 business days, must be paid to a neutral escrow/title/attorney, and missing the deadline can let the seller cancel the contract.

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Earnest Money vs. Option Fee: What Home Buyers Need To Know

Earnest money proves buyer commitment and applies to closing; option fees buy a right to terminate during the option period; refunds depend on contract terms.

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How Much Is Earnest Money in Texas? What Buyers Should Know

Earnest money in Texas is typically 1–3% of the purchase price and must be delivered to escrow within contract deadlines to secure the buyer's offer.

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What Happens After an Offer Is Accepted on a House? What To Expect Next:

Moving forward after an accepted offer requires immediate action to ensure the real estate deal is completed effectively.

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Earnnest, Lone Wolf expand partnership

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Should You Make a Clean, No-Contingency Offer?

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Can a Seller Keep the Earnest Money Deposit? Yes - Here's When

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Is Earnest Money Refundable? When You Can (and Can't) Get It Back

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Earnest Money vs. Due Diligence in Real Estate: Key Distinctions Buyers Should Know

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Can a Buyer Back Out of a Contract? What Sellers Need to Know

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Earnnest, Lone Wolf expand partnership

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Should You Make a Clean, No-Contingency Offer?

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Can a Seller Keep the Earnest Money Deposit? Yes - Here's When

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Is Earnest Money Refundable? When You Can (and Can't) Get It Back

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Earnest Money vs. Due Diligence in Real Estate: Key Distinctions Buyers Should Know

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Can a Buyer Back Out of a Contract? What Sellers Need to Know

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