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Unless you’ve signed a binding LOI (rare), you’re not forced to close—even mid-process.
Of course, there are consequences. You’ll burn some fees. You may rattle your buyer’s trust. You might need to wait a bit before going back to market. But if something doesn’t feel right—whether it’s the price, the buyer, or just your gut—you can (and sometimes should) hit pause.
By Kirk MichieUnless you’ve signed a binding LOI (rare), you’re not forced to close—even mid-process.
Of course, there are consequences. You’ll burn some fees. You may rattle your buyer’s trust. You might need to wait a bit before going back to market. But if something doesn’t feel right—whether it’s the price, the buyer, or just your gut—you can (and sometimes should) hit pause.