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Just because you have a contract doesn't mean something won't go wrong. The listing agent and other agents are only doing their jobs continuing to show the property, they can accept a back-up offer. Meaning that if your contract falls apart for any reason, financing, inspection, appraisal etc… they have someone else willing to step in. As a Realtor I do no take the house "off the market" until all contingencies have been met, usually a day or 2 before closing, once you have the clear to close from the lender and closing agencies.

Do not worry, a back-up offer is just that, even if the sellers received a higher offer it would be unethical, not to mention punishable, for the agent to bump your offer for the higher one. You have until the 31st of Jan to fulfill your obligations, make sure you get them done, keep records and go to your inspections and appraisal, if possible. Keep in touch with your lender.

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Because Bush was extending and expanding the policy that Clinton started. I didn't say it was a bright idea for either however it was the Real Estate bubble that Clinton used to boost the economy which increased the tax revenue to the point that with very little spending increases and slight tax increases he began making a revenue surplus.

Remember, politically, Bush is a Neo-Con, just like his father. The best way to describe the politics of a Neo-Con is, Liberal Republican. Bush continued Clinton's Real Estate boom expansion of the economy. However, when there began to be rumbles of problems with this down the road, any audit of Sallie Mae and Freddie Mac was blocked, mostly because it was seen as an attempt to block the mortgages to the lower income families.

Bush and Clinton set the situation for the crash up with the mortgage situation, Clinton with the deregulating of the market allowing the complex deals involving the mortgages, then Bush set off the bomb with the two wars.

Clinton and Bush set the economic bomb, Bush set it off. Most of it was from them screwing around with the market. You could even point out that the economic crisis is a good arguement for a freer market, since most of the problems were caused by governmental interference. If there had been no screwing around with artificially inflating the real estate market, the complex investments in that real estate wouldn't have been so incredibly attractive and profitable, which would mean they wouldn't have been dabbled in even with full deregulation of that part of the market and the almost devastating collapse of the US economy wouldn't have occurred.