Contracts
An Arizona contract addendum is valid only if:
AIt is dated before the original contract
BIt is signed by all parties who signed the original contract✓ Correct
CIt is prepared by the listing agent only
DIt is notarized
Explanation
For an addendum to be binding, all parties who were parties to the original contract must sign it. An addendum signed by only one party does not modify the contract terms.
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