Recent content by clueless55

You need to go to your county court house and research the records..The clerks at the court house can help you..

Was this your first sale?

Where did the .24 acres disappear to? Is it possible the surveyors made a mistake?

Seems to me the title company would know, don't they normal go back and check deeds for 60 years...????

If you are innocent ignore it...Don't add fuel to the fire.

You might also offer to pay for any expenses the broker has incurred in marketing your property and ask for a written release from the listing agreement.

Check the various clauses in your contract and see if one state that all 'mechanical, plumbing and electric were to be in working order at settlement' plus all the above.

8.8% !!!!!??????? Find a new lender

You might report him to the Real Estate Board and the State Real Estate Agency and file a complaint with them. If they find in your favor.. you might have a case for compensation from your State Board Guaranty Fund? Keep lawyers out of it..

Are not 'net' listing illegal in some states?

Is your brother in law going to let you live in the house? Will you rent it back from him? Did your brother in law give you any downpayment (consideration) for the sale of your home when you signed the contract of sale? Cannot homes be sold for 'love'... with no money exchanged?

Hire a realtor Contract right? Hell what about the correct disclosures?

You could also go to the President of the HOA and ask who is making the complaints and speak to them directly...

Cannot the buyers agent contact the seller of the property directly if the Seller's agent is unwilling to contact and deliver the contract?

Wouldn't contract still be ineffect unless a release were signed?