Financing is one of the most misunderstood parts of a real estate contract.
Paragraph 8 defines how long a buyer has to secure a mortgage and what happens if they cannot.
This doesn’t weaken a deal—it stabilizes it.
It prevents buyers from being trapped in an impossible situation. It gives sellers a clear timeline. It replaces guessing with structure.
Most transactions move through this stage quietly.
And when something changes, the contract already knows how to respond.
That’s not fear.
That’s foresight.