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The Georgia REALTORS® Purchase and Sale Agreement includes clear rules for resolving conflicts or inconsistencies within the contract. These rules help buyers, sellers, and brokers understand which provisions control when multiple sections appear to say different things.
Order of Priority in the Agreement When provisions conflict, the agreement is interpreted using the following hierarchy:
The agreement (and any amendments) is generally enforceable between the buyer and seller even without broker signatures. However, if any provision changes a broker’s agreed-upon compensation, that change is only binding if the affected broker provides written consent. If a Buyer’s Broker Compensation Exhibit is included, the agreement is not enforceable unless it is properly initialed by the required broker(s). Special Stipulations Written by Brokers When a broker drafts special stipulations on behalf of a party, that party, per the GAR agreement:
If a broker answers questions or describes aspects of the property or transaction, that information is presumed to come from the seller—not from the broker’s independent investigation—unless the broker provides a separate written disclosure stating otherwise.
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1/17/2026 03:50:36 am
Nice Blog. The way you explained the topic makes it easy for beginners to follow.
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