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This is an "Ask the Broker" session by Anthony Carr from KW United discussing the limited circumstances when sellers can void real estate contracts. The video covers:

Key Points:
EMD (Earnest Money Deposit) Not Submitted: If the buyer fails to submit the earnest money deposit by the deadline, the seller can send a notice to void the contract.

Financing Contingency Issues:
In Northern Virginia: Seller can call on buyer to remove financing contingency or void
In Maryland: Seller can directly void if financing contingency deadline is missed
Home of Choice Clause: Sellers with a contingency to find a replacement home can void if they can't locate suitable housing.

Contract Self-Voiding Situations: Contracts become void automatically when parties reach an impasse on lender-required repairs, sale of buyer's home contingency isn't removed by deadline, or when backup contracts become void after primary contract settles.

Market Insights for 2026:
Expects pent-up demand from buyers who delayed purchases
Interest rates dropping below 6.5% (some FHA/VA under 6%)
Multiple offers returning on updated properties
Sellers must update homes (not just upgrade) to compete
Buyers becoming more selective - outdated properties will sit longer
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