Contracts
In Florida, a contract for the sale of real property may be rescinded (cancelled by mutual agreement) if both parties:
AFile a request with FREC
BExecute a written mutual rescission agreement returning all parties to their pre-contract positions✓ Correct
CSimply stop communicating for 30 days
DHave their attorneys file in court
Explanation
Mutual rescission requires a written agreement between the parties (ideally signed by both) that cancels the contract and restores all parties to their original positions — typically including return of the earnest money to the buyer.
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