When agreed upon in advance what is the sellers compensation if the buyer does not keep his agreement to purchase?

When a buyer fails to uphold their agreement to purchase, the seller is typically entitled to compensation as outlined in the contract. This compensation may include a predetermined liquidated damages amount, often specified in the agreement, or the retention of any earnest money deposit made by the buyer. The exact terms depend on the contract stipulations and local laws governing such agreements. Additionally, the seller might have the option to pursue further legal action for any additional damages incurred.