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Replies (7)
- Jennifer Srock, "HomeBuyerSpecialist"
- Contributions:74
If you chose to work with your own realtor, then your realtor can guide you to the next step. Your realtor's broker will have access to the legal hotline if necessary as well.
If you had the seller's realtor also represent you, then you are on your own. Refer to section 7 of your Arizona Purchase contract for the appropriate steps.
If you had the seller's realtor also represent you, then you are on your own. Refer to section 7 of your Arizona Purchase contract for the appropriate steps.
- sunnyview
- Contributions:25127
You are smart to get legal advice right away. I hope that your contract you recoup your expenses since you waited for bank approval before getting them done. I can understand why you are upset, I would be really ticked about being that far along in the process and then having the bank change the deal in the middle.
- Chuck Teetsel, "Chuck Teetsel"
- Contributions:2
Your issue would be fairly straightforward if the only document(s) used in your purchase was the standard Arizona Purchase Contract. Because of the Short Sale, you probably also signed a Bank Contract or Addendum that may have negated some your rights for recourse. I would suggest having those documents carefully reviewed by your Real Estate professional or an Attorney before pursuing action against the Seller.
- doneverhart
- Contributions:3
all the language is straight forward in the addendums and we were careful not to lose any rights thru addendums.
- Byron Godfrey, "ByronTheBrit"
- Contributions:193
It is hard to believe, but if the contract is fully executed, leaving the seller no loopholes to jump through, then reluctantly it's attorney time.
- doneverhart
- Contributions:3
lawyered up 30 mins ago.
- sunnyview
- Contributions:25127
Good news and good luck! I hope it comes out ok for you.
Arizona - Seller backing out of sale?
-annoyed :-(
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