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A buyer’s market is one where there are more homes available than potential buyers. A seller’s market is the opposite where there are many buyers with not enough homes available for sale. How does the state of the market (buyer's or seller's) affect the likelihood of a seller accepting an offer with multiple contingencies? answer in one sentence

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In a seller’s market, sellers are much less likely to accept offers with multiple contingencies because high demand favors clean, low‑risk bids, while in a buyer’s market sellers are more willing to accept contingent offers due to weaker demand and fewer competing bids.