Payment of Deposit and Remaining Balance Sample Clauses

Payment of Deposit and Remaining Balance. If the initial non-refundable Xxxxxxx Money Deposit does not equal Ten Percent (10%) of the Total Purchase Price, High Bidder shall be required to pay the additional monies necessary to bring the Xxxxxxx Money Deposit to ten percent (10%) of the Total Purchase Price no later than three days following Auction day. All monies will be immediately deposited with Auctioneer or an escrow/closing agent or settlement attorney. The balance of the Total Purchase Price, along with all other costs and/or fees, must be paid as required in the Purchase Agreement. If High Bidder fails to timely send the Xxxxxxx Money Deposit, then Auctioneer or Seller can declare the High Bidder to be in default and the backup bidder's Purchase Contract can be signed.

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Payment of Deposit and Remaining Balance. Unless the Property requires an xxxxxxx money deposit greater than three percent (3%) of the Total Purchase Price, the Winning Bidder shall be required to pay an xxxxxxx money deposit in the amount of the greater of (i) three percent (3%) of the Total Purchase Price or (ii) Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000) on any Property purchase. Please check the Property Details Page at the Website and the Purchase Agreement and related information regarding Property-specific deposits. The xxxxxxx money deposit amount required is not dependent on and will not change based on the amount financed. The xxxxxxx money deposit must be sent to the escrow/closing agent no later than 5:00 PM in the time zone where the Property is located on the first Business Day following the date the Winning Bidder executes the Purchase Agreement (including for all Properties sold “subject to Seller Approval”). Such funds are to be immediately deposited with an escrow/closing agent or settlement attorney. The balance of the Total Purchase Price, along with all other costs and/or fees, must be paid as required in the Purchase Agreement. The Auctioneer or Seller in its sole and absolute discretion can declare the Winning Bidder to be in default if the Winning (or Highest) Bidder fails to timely send the xxxxxxx money deposit or Total Purchase Price as set forth above. In the event of a declaration of default, the Winning Bidder’s bid shall be null and void. If the Winning Bidder’s bid becomes null and void, the Auctioneer, Seller’s Broker, and Seller reserve the right to immediately put the Property back up for sale or lease at the Auction and/or declare another Bidder as the Winning (or Highest) Bidder. In the event the Winning (or Highest) Bidder is declared in default, the Winning (or Highest) Bidder shall be subject to liquidated damages and further liability as set forth in the Purchase Agreement.

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