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Ronnie
TREF Guest
Does it make any difference if a house is Pending or Contingent on the MLS?
Both are under contract aren't they?
Both are under contract aren't they?
Actually, under Triangle MLS rules, both "Contingent" and "Pending" indicate that the property is under contract.
"Contingent" means the property can still be shown to prospective buyers.
"Pending" means no showings are allowed.
Is that it? No other difference between Pending and contingent than showing?
I thought contingent meant the buyers had a house to sell.
Actually, under Triangle MLS rules, both "Contingent" and "Pending" indicate that the property is under contract.
"Contingent" means the property can still be shown to prospective buyers.
"Pending" means no showings are allowed.
Do you ever show contingent homes? Do buyers still want to see contingent homes?
Is that it? No other difference between Pending and contingent than showing?
I thought contingent meant the buyers had a house to sell.