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"Once the buyer actually breaches the contract--not merely that you are told that they will, but they do; i.e. the fail to do something by the date in the agreement (e.g. fail to provide another payment, if there is another one which they owe, by when it is due; fail to close; etc.)--then you can keep their deposit; when the buyer breaches, the seller gets their deposit. But you need there to be a breach, not just someone warning you that there will be or may be one."
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