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Yes, in some cases. It depends on where you are in the process, and what else is going on. If you can find any loophole in the wording of the contract, you can withdraw at or before closing. In one case I heard of, a seller backed out because he wanted a cash payment and he refused to accept a cashier's check as an equivalent. But if the loan has cleared and the buyer's name is recorded, it officially belongs to the buyer, and realistically, if that was something you wanted to do, you shouldn't have accepted the buyer's offer in the first place. Buyers put money into the process, getting a home inspection, etc., and pulling out at the last minute is kind of a mean thing to do.

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Q: Can a person break a contract between two people on a house and sell it to someone else?
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