LOS ANGELES—Waiving contingencies may be legal, but it is notadvisable, according to Jill Epstein, a broker atNourmand & Associates. Epstein, who focuses on luxuryresidential product, has seen more and more clients waivecontingencies, like physical inspection and appraisals, to gain acompetitive advantage, especially in this market. To find out whyshe is advising her clients away from contingency waivers and whythis has become so popular, we sat down with her for an exclusiveinterview.
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