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happy Monday youamp;#39;re watching video 60 and today weamp;#39;re going to be discussing a valuable valuable valuable valuable tool that is being used in some real estate contracts known as the kick-out clause first and foremost I am NOT an attorney nor am i practicing any type of law and this is no type of legal consultation slash advice that disclaimer is out of the way in many real estate transactions a seller will be approached by a buyer that is conditionally approved for financing and willing to offer a fair purchase price for the property but needs to sell his or her property prior to fully qualifying for financing in this instance the seller has a decision to make so does the seller accept the contract contingent on the buyer selling their property in a given time frame which could be 30 60 or 90 days if the buyer does not sell their property in that given time frame they have the right to cancel the contract retain their deposit which leaves the seller creek withou