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April 4th, 2012 | posted by AndreasBousdoukos

I am 15 days in, reading and taking major actions using deans new book (30 days real estate cash)...
I am loving everything and so far everything has been working perfectly. I cant wait to make my first deal so I can join the success academy. I have cash buyers in my area and I found a great Realtor.

I am about to go to my Realtor and start signing offers using Matt's (and/or assignee)Technic.

The Question that I have is, if all goes well and i get a deal from the offers that I have placed, if my buyers for whatever reason decide they do not want the property am I able to stop that contract? Can I pull back from an offer that I made? (Please Help)

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