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Ron Templeman
"Realtor,CNHS"
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I am a Certified New Home Specialist and I'm located in the heart of many new construction sites. I can help you optimize your purchase of new constrution
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Lifetime member NCCBOR "Million Dollar Club"
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Competition BBQ. I travel the surrounding states and compete in KCBS sanctioned
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I am a retired Philadelphia police officer, who relocated to Delaware in 1997. I live and work in the Middletown, DE area. My hobbies are competition
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Ron Templeman answered:
Generally, the buyer iniates a release of contract, which the seller has to sign in order for the escrow funds to be released. If the seller refuses to sign, it depends on whether or not the arbitration section of the agreement has been signed. If not, the buyer goies to small claims court to get the "good faith deposit" back. Consult your Realtor and attorney.
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