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@cantur Not always, but it depends. If possible I make sure my client has a back up plan (stay with family, hotel etc.) lined up in the rare case we have to close separately from an issue with another property, but I've yet to have anyone actually have to go with plan B. There can be a lot of...

@rachelcgv Real estate agent here. This doesn't apply to new construction but in most states there are a few easy ways to handle a concurrent buy/sell. The most common and easiest being a contingency of purchase addendum that is included with the purchase contract of the home you are selling. It...