What Is a Rent-Back Agreement and Should San Diego Buyers Offer One?
What Is a Seller Rent-Back Agreement? A seller rent-back — also called a seller leaseback — is an arrangement where the buyer takes ownership of the property at close of escrow but allows the seller to remain in the home as a temporary tenant for a defined period after closing. The seller pays rent
What Is a Backup Offer and Should I Submit One in San Diego?
What Is a Backup Offer? A backup offer is a purchase offer submitted on a property that is already in escrow with another buyer — in backup position. If the primary transaction falls through for any reason — inspection dispute, financing failure, or buyer cancellation — the backup offer automaticall
What Is a Contingency Removal and What Happens After I Remove Contingencies in San Diego?
What Is Contingency Removal? Contingency removal is the formal process by which a buyer waives their right to cancel under a specific contingency — transitioning from a protected period to a committed purchase. In California, contingency removal is done through the active removal process: the buyer
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