March 27, 2026
Contingent offers—especially “home sale” contingencies—can make sellers nervous. Becky gets asked, “Should I consider accepting contingent offers from buyers, or should I wait for clean offers only?”
Her answer depends on the property and the market, but she highlights:
In a more balanced market, contingent offers are normal, not a red flag by default.
A contingent buyer with a well‑priced, already‑listed home, clear timelines, and strong earnest money can be just as solid as a non‑contingent buyer.
The contract structure matters: deadlines, performance milestones, and the seller’s ability to accept backup offers all change the risk level.
Becky uses experience and data—plus AI‑assisted scenario planning—to help sellers compare a contingent offer today versus the realistic chance of a stronger, non‑contingent offer tomorrow.
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