Contracts
In Arizona, can a seller accept an offer from a backup buyer while the primary contract is still in effect?
AYes, unconditionally
BOnly as a backup contract, effective if and when the primary contract is terminated✓ Correct
CNo, a seller may only have one contract at a time
DOnly if the primary buyer consents
Explanation
A seller may accept a backup offer as a contingent backup contract that becomes effective only if the primary contract is terminated. The seller cannot close two sales on the same property simultaneously.
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