Contracts
The GAR contract's 'Financing Contingency' will survive and allow the buyer to terminate if:
AA. The buyer changes their mind about wanting to purchase
BB. The buyer makes a good faith effort to obtain financing but is denied despite meeting the agreed terms✓ Correct
CC. The buyer's preferred interest rate goes up slightly
DD. The loan takes longer than the buyer expected
Explanation
A financing contingency protects buyers who are denied financing despite making good faith efforts to obtain a loan meeting the agreed terms. Simply changing one's mind or failing to apply are not protected by the contingency.
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