In many cases, yes, but whether you keep your earnest money depends on your timing and the contingencies in your contract.
If you cancel while a valid contingency is still in place, such as inspection, appraisal, or loan, you can usually walk away and get your earnest money back.
Once you've removed your contingencies, canceling becomes riskier. You could lose your earnest money, and in some cases face other consequences.
Before canceling, it's important to understand your contract and deadlines. A quick conversation can help you protect your deposit and avoid mistakes.
Reach out and I'll help you understand your options so you can make the right decision with confidence.
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