COP-Contingency on Purchase of Buyers Property | SPRP-Seller Purchase of Replacement Property
COP [Contingency for Sale of Buyer’s Property] and SPRP [Seller Purchase of Replacement Property] are two important contingencies to the Purchase Agreement.
- COP is needed when the Buyer has to sell a Property in order to obtain funds to be able to complete the purchase. COP was significantly revised in December 2020.
- Be sure Property is listed.
- It is better if the Buyer’s Property is already in contract.
- It is even better if contingencies have been removed on Buyer’s Property.
- Carefully consider the rights of the Buyer and Seller as listed in the COP.
- SPRP is needed when Seller needs to “find home of choice” prior to closing escrow on Seller’s current Property.
- In other words . . . “I am not moving unless I find something else I like.”
- If Seller does not enter into an Agreement to Purchase a home of choice, Seller may cancel the Agreement.