Contracts
In Washington, a 'backup offer' accepted by the seller while the primary offer is pending:
AAutomatically becomes the primary contract when executed
BBecomes effective only if the primary contract is terminated✓ Correct
CRequires the first buyer's approval before it can be accepted
DCannot include an earnest money deposit
Explanation
A backup offer in Washington becomes effective only if the primary contract fails (through mutual rescission, buyer default, or failed contingency). The backup buyer's rights 'activate' only when the primary contract is terminated.
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