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Executed Contract + addendum not signed
Already closed but sellers didn’t sign contract. Only has a date on the signature line. Addendum and amendments that were part of the contract wasn’t given to the lender or signed by the sellers. We signed them but I don’t know what happened after I sent them to the Realtor.
No one caught this error and now I have to sue the sellers for fraud and non disclosure. Agent said it was an executed contract, nothing to worry about? Is she correct?
No one caught this error and now I have to sue the sellers for fraud and non disclosure. Agent said it was an executed contract, nothing to worry about? Is she correct?
Asked By Alison Honea | ANDERSON, FL | 558 views | Finance Legal Info | Updated 1 year ago
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Amanda Courtney
REP Realty Group
An executed contract means all required parties have signed. If an addendum is unsigned, it’s not valid until all parties agree in writing. Never rely on verbal changes—make sure every term is documented and signed to protect both buyer and seller.
- 1 month ago
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Tyler Fitz
Anderson Realty
If all parties signed and fully executed closing documents it may be too late however the best thing to do is reach out to a Real Estate/Title Attorney.
- 1 year ago
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