Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New Jersey

If you signed contracts for these transactions, unless the contracts provided for conditions under which you could cancel (which usually requires doing so by a certain deadline), you may be able to back out. If there are no such conditions with right to cancel, you can't back out. You may not be forced to close, but you will be liable for money and whatever other remedies are in the contract.

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