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"content": "nostr:npub1fzyms7v5mlggfeh4ymn4e42mkrz5vjz5f66pzddru8ke44865h3sa8pkz4 How would it be enforceable? Let's say the seller sells to the occupant-buyer, who, right after closing, says \"I changed my mind and I'm going to rent it.\" What recourse would there be?",
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