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There's nothing special about a "72-hour" contingency in real state. A contingency can be included in a real estate contract for purposes other than those described in this article, and for different lengths. This article seems to have been constructed around a blog post, with any number of articles and references drawing from Wikipedia, but without reliable sourcing for any legal jurisdiction. [[User:Arllaw|Arllaw]] ([[User talk:Arllaw|talk]]) 02:08, 18 June 2024 (UTC) |
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Does this article offer value?[edit]
There's nothing special about a "72-hour" contingency in real state. A contingency can be included in a real estate contract for purposes other than those described in this article, and for different lengths. This article seems to have been constructed around a blog post, with any number of articles and references drawing from Wikipedia, but without reliable sourcing for any legal jurisdiction. Arllaw (talk) 02:08, 18 June 2024 (UTC)