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I’ve received an offer from a prospective buyer to purchase my apartment and the terms require that I accept a mortgage contingency. Should I agree to this? Why or why not?

What is the difference between a mortgage contingency and a funding contingency?

What is a mortgage contingency and why would I want one when purchasing an apartment?

If a seller refuses to allow me, as the buyer, to include a mortgage contingency in the terms of the contract, what are my options to proceed, if any?

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