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In real estate, a "contingency" refers to a condition of the Agreement of Sale that needs to occur in order for the transaction to keep moving forward. As the buyer, there are many contingencies that ...

Normally, when contingencies enter the picture on a real estate deal, they're coming from the buyer's side of the table. Contingencies for things like conducting inspections and acquiring financing ...

When you’re working in an online document, the “undo” function can be an invaluable tool. So can a contingency clause when you’re looking to buy or sell a home. Real estate contingencies provide a way ...

Adding contingencies to annual budgets is not just a safety net; it’s a strategic tool that can help your business remain agile and resilient in the face of uncertainty. The Fast Company Executive ...

Contingency contracting is a vital component of U.S. Army operations in deployed environments, enabling rapid acquisition of goods and services under unpredictable and often austere conditions. As ...

Contingency pricing offers firms and businesses an additional pricing option that they can use to drive business. Contingency pricing is common in law firms, where the client pays fees based on the ...