Contracts
A Wyoming buyer's financing contingency is 'waived' at the request of the seller. This means the buyer:
AIs still protected if they cannot obtain financing
BHas agreed to purchase the property regardless of whether they can obtain financing, risking their earnest money✓ Correct
CCan still cancel based on the appraisal contingency
DHas automatically transferred risk to the seller
Explanation
Waiving a financing contingency removes the buyer's protection. If the buyer cannot obtain financing after waiving this contingency, they are in default and risk forfeiting their earnest money. Buyers who waive financing contingencies typically have strong cash positions or reliable financing.
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