Contracts
A 'contingent offer' subject to sale of the buyer's current home protects the buyer by:
AGiving the seller the right to cancel at any time
BAllowing the buyer to cancel and recover earnest money if their home does not sell within the specified timeframe✓ Correct
CRequiring the seller to reduce the price if the buyer's home sells for less than expected
DGiving the buyer unlimited time to sell their home before closing
Explanation
A home sale contingency protects the buyer by allowing them to cancel the contract and recover their earnest money if they are unable to sell their current home within the specified time period.
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