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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^^ Another clueless agent offering legal advice without even seeing the contract. Is it any wonder that agents are viewed so negatively by most people who interact with them?

OP, I have no idea what your circumstances are since you have shared only limited information but this jackass does not know his ass from his elbow. But I agree with the PP who said pushing the envelope has risks and will not make for an amicable closing.

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[quote=Anonymous]Are you really as stupid as you come across? OP has said nothing about whether there are any addenda. The question was narrowly phrased.

You may have done this for two decades but you don't have a clue about contracts. You made an assumption which may or may not be correct. I feel sorry for the clients you represent but hopefully there aren't too many of those. You really are a cretin for offering an opinion without all the facts. 
Like I said it is agents like you that give the industry a bad reputation.

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NP here. Attorney - you have a problem. You have serious anger and insecurity issues. The OP asked for agents to weigh in and an agent weighed in with what the regular contract says. You should seriously consider seeking help for your anger issues, it's scary the way you resorted to name calling in your first response and continued bashing someone who is giving legitimate advice based on their experience in the profession and with contracts.

OP, you need to just move out of the house before settlement as everyone is telling you. The contract language may not dictate a specific timeframe, but the understanding is that when you arrive at the settlement table that you will hand over the keys and possession of the house at that time unless you agreed to something else in writing. You're acting weird and vague, don't cause yourself more problems. Just move out.

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