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Some AZ real estate purchase contracts provide mediation as a remedy to resolve disputes between buyers and sellers.

Typical disputes between buyers and sellers may concern earnest money, property condition, and others. In the unlikely event of a dispute between buyers and sellers to the transaction, mediation would provide for an objective third-party (mediator) to meet with all parties to help them reach a solution.

There are some exceptions to buyer-seller mediation listed in the contract, but most disputes can be mediated successfully, which can save legal expense and aggravation.

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