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Paddy Pizappi
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I am an Associate Broker with RJ Smith Realty a Real Estate Solutions Company in the Greater Hudson Valley of NY. I work primarily with Buyer Clients acting
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You can certainly back out of a short sale offer that has not been approved by the banks yet. You have not signed contracts and the offer was made contingent on the acceptance of the banks. Short sales often take a long time to work through. You may be better off finding a house for sale in your price range that does not have a short sale issue. There are plenty out there. Good luck to you.
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