Can I write a contingent offer on 30A if my current home hasn’t sold yet?

Yes, you can write a contingent offer on 30A if your current home hasn’t sold yet, but how you structure it matters.

A contingent offer means your purchase depends on selling your existing home. On 30A, sellers tend to favor clean, non contingent deals, so the goal is to make your offer feel as strong and certain as possible.

This is where Myles Jones excels.

While every Spears Group agent plays a role in the process, Myles is especially skilled at structuring deals that work in competitive environments. His focus is not just on submitting a contingent offer, but on positioning it to win.

That often means strengthening other terms. Pricing your current home to sell quickly, tightening contingency timelines, offering strong earnest money, or exploring short term financing options to reduce risk for the seller. The strategy is simple. Reduce uncertainty.

He also understands how to coordinate both sides of the transaction, especially when your sale and purchase are happening in different markets. That level of control and timing is what makes the difference.

So yes, contingent offers are possible. With the right structure and the right guidance, they can absolutely be successful.