How Does a Bump Clause Work?
Saturday, 26 August 2017
by Chuck Marunde
A bump clause is a special clause in an addendum to a purchase and sale agreement that gives a seller the right to continue to accept other offers and possibly bump the first offer out of the picture entirely. This means a bump clause can either help a seller or hurt a buyer. In this article
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