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Aseller accepts a contingent backup offer from a second buyer and notifies the first buyer under a release clause. the first buyer decides to remove the sale of buyer's property contingency. what happens next? a. buyer removes contingency after the seller accepts a second offer and notifies the buyer under a release clause b. the sale of the buyer's property collapses during the closing process, through no fault of the buyer c. buyer cancels agreement after the seller accepts a second offer and notifies the buyer under a release clause d. the buyer fails to sell her home before the contingency deadline

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