Contracts (alternative)
In Maryland, a 'buyer's remorse' situation — where the buyer simply changes their mind after signing — generally means the buyer:
AMay freely rescind the contract
BHas no automatic right to rescind and may forfeit the earnest money by defaulting✓ Correct
CMust be released by MREC
DMay rescind within 3 business days
Explanation
There is no general 'cooling off' period in Maryland residential real estate contracts. A buyer who wants to cancel without a valid contingency is likely in breach and risks forfeiting their earnest money.
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