If you are expecting earnest money from
your client or a co-op client (i.e. the contract says that Maximum One is to
hold the earnest money and you do not have it in your possession) it is YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY to check on the whereabouts of that earnest money. If Maximum
One does not have it as the contract says we should you MUST NOTIFY us so we
may contractually fulfill our obligation to notify the parties.
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