Real Estate Buyers Risk Full Deposit Forfeiture From Missed Contract Deadlines
Home buyers under real estate contracts can forfeit their entire earnest money deposit, not just a prorated portion, if they miss a single contingency deadline, as is the case under Florida law. Buyers and even agents often underestimate how strictly these deadlines are enforced, creating high-stakes exposure for anyone unfamiliar with contract timelines.
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