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The homeowner he sold the house without telling the new owners that I've got a 12 months lease and I've still got 10 months left on the contract. Can the new owner kick me out?
Asked by DANNY GRECO | Perth Australia, FL | 07-28-2024 | 938 Views | Renting | Updated 2 years ago
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?
Asked by Alison Honea | ANDERSON, FL | 07-07-2024 | 1,064 Views | Finance & Legal Info | Updated 2 years ago
En una casa hay 8 cuartos y vienen más de 10 personas estos cuartos son pequeños que solo alcanza una cama personal y un armario amable super pequeño la casa no esta acondicionado de la mejor manera no funciona el aire acondicionado el césped no lo cortan adecuadamente es legal que construyan cuartos así de pequeños para rentables?
I fell in love with a house in April 2024 and never imagined I'd be in a position where I still haven't closed by June 21, 2024. My agreement of sale (AOS) was signed on April 9. My original close date was May 10, 2024. A few days before closing I was notified there were 3 outstanding permits with our city's L&I department and the property was in violation. We added an addendum to the agreement of sale stating the seller would address all repairs required by the city before closing and we rescheduled the closing date. All parties signed. Since that time, I have had closings set for May 30, June 6, June 13, and June 20 - Change in Terms agreements (CTAs) were in place for each of these new closing dates and the Seller has yet to complete the repairs according to the city's satisfaction. The city has re-inspected the property twice. I decided to pursue an escrow agreement with the Seller so we could close with funds set aside for the repairs. They promised to review it but took 1 full week to do so. I had additional redlines to their response and my attorney and I sent a new escrow proposal on June 19. My agent told me on 6/20/24 that the Seller was reaching out to the city to get more clarification on the date of final inspection for the repairs. That was over 24 hours ago and I've had no update from anyone (despite following up). The CTA for the AOS expired on June 20 at 11:59pm with all of the above in limbo. Since I haven't heard from anyone, what are my next steps? I hope to speak with my attorney this afternoon. Does anyone have experience with a transaction like this? I have been ready to move forward since May 10. I feel blindsided by these repairs and further blindsided by the fact that the seller is not making them in a timely fashion. It scares me that they are doing work and yet not passing inspections. Also, I've had to extend my rental agreement to have a place to live while all of these repairs occur. I've scheduled and rescheduled movers, cleaning crews, and handymen. I've changed insurance companies in preparation for the move (for a good home/auto rate vs. what I was paying as a renter). And I've been scheduling time off from work for the closing and the move, which ultimately has not yet happened. I am so frustrated and I am going into my 4th month of dealing with this. Now that the agreement of sale has expired, what are my options (if any)? Do I walk away and leave my earnest money deposit on the table? Or, do I decide to pursue a lawsuit for the Seller's negligence/breach of contract? This has cost me so much, not to mention several interest rate extensions to maintain my current interest rate with my lender. Those extensions also come at a cost. Thanks in advance for the insight.
try to sell a home that needs work in so seattle. can't seem to get any agent info on line. can you help
My stepdaughter has an agent she is working with to sell her home in Wilmington. An offer has already been accepted on another house contingent upon the sale of her current house. The agent has told multiple people involved in the sale of the new house that the current house would be sold in 8 days. We are now 23 days in. The agent was late to the open house (not sure she would have made it if it wasn't for us asking when she would be at the house) and has had no communication unless we initiate it. How should we proceed from here as time is of the essence getting our current house sold so as not to loose our new house?
Asked by Ashley Watson | Wilmington, FL | 06-03-2024 | 978 Views | Selling | Updated 2 years ago
I have a friend that told me to wait until the Fall to sell my house. He said that it will be a better time to sell. And he said I may pay less in commission. Is this true? What are your thoughts?
Who owns my property photos? I had listed my house over a year ago, but had it delisted after a month because of a family illness. I'd like to list again and use the same photos. I'd also like to share them on my social media. Do I have ownership of my property photos to use however I want?
Asked by Mike | Pensacola, FL | 05-20-2024 | 2,514 Views | Marketing | Updated 2 years ago
Our listing company is insisting that we bring a cashier's check to them before closing because the lender the buyers are using doesn't work with them. Our listing agreement states that they will receive their money AT closing. They want $3000 prior to closing the deal.
Asked by Elizabeth Hanning | Ocala, FL | 05-13-2024 | 670 Views | Finance & Legal Info | Updated 2 years ago
I'm relocating and need to sale my home quickly. I have a buyer that wants to just take over the note. Could we do a quick sale?
Asked by Pamela Phillips | Nashville, FL | 05-01-2024 | 967 Views | Selling | Updated 2 years ago
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