Contracts
An Arizona seller who is transferred out of state and must sell their home quickly may accept a below-market offer. This situation is called a:
ADistress sale✓ Correct
BShort sale
CForced sale
DMotivated seller transaction
Explanation
A distress sale occurs when a seller is under pressure to sell quickly—often accepting below-market value. This can be due to job relocation, financial pressure, or personal circumstances.
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