Recent content by kryzif

I work for a company in Pennsylvania that handles settlements on houses and issues title insurance. We had a similar issue not too long ago where WE, the settlement company, were actually responsible. I would ask to speak to a manager at the closing agent's company and let them know that it was...

Well, my situation just got more complicated. The seller has sent over ANOTHER (this is the 2nd time) release that he wants me to sign to release him from the contract. He will give us our deposit money back. He says the reason is that we have not settled by the date on the original contract...

Also, each party has their own realtors, but my realtor has not been of any help at all. I did not sign a buyer agency with him, so is there any way of getting someone else to represent me in this transaction? My realtor is next to incompetent and has acted like a total jerk since the issues...

What is the name of your state? PA. I signed a real estate contract to purchase a house. The contract states that the seller must present the buyer with a copy of the existing lease if the buyer is to take property subject to the existing lease, and the buyer is supposed to initial the lease at...

I just want to know if there's anyone on here w/ 1/2 a brain that could offer me some real advice? Thank you in advance.

The way this works in Pennsylvania, is you raise the sales price. Say you want 150 for your house, and they have closing costs of 5k. You raise the sales price to 155k to include closing costs and a credit of 5k seller assistance is put on the Hud-1 settlement sheet. The only way this would not...

PinkKitten, As far as the legalities on whether or not he can or cannot make you leave without a formal eviction, I don't know. I can tell you that in a situation like that where he does not want you there, it will not make it better for your daughter if you continue to stay there unwanted...

Why would I want to e-mail your boss? Just lay off.

What is your problem buddy? It is totally irrelevant what a legal opinion is. Those were not my words anyways. I said legal ADVICE. Can you not read? I wanted advice from someone on what to do about the seller breaching the real estate contract and you've done and said EVERYTHING BUT answer my...

Why do you bother posting?? You're not helping, so just stop... I am trying to help MYSELF by getting on here to seek the advice of someone with more than 1/2 a BRAIN, but obviously you're the only one responding to my question and this is a dead issue, so just drop it and stop wasting my time...

Follow instructions and play by the rules? That's interesting.. I'll keep that in mind... Again, can anyone else offer any advice WITHOUT being adversarial?

I'm not 100% sure how Florida works, but I work for a settlement company in PA and I'm under the understanding that Florida and PA are pretty close in their laws. First of all, who gets what would depend on how you took title to the deed. If you took title as tenants in common, then everything...

Again, can anyone offer any HELPFUL advice instead of just being adversarial?

Mark, Usually when you have a credit for repairs, it says that there is something WRONG with the house, and the lender might question it. If it's for improvements that you (or your friend) want to make to the house, then that should not raise any red flags. If you have any other questions, just...

Opinion is just an opinion, not legal advice, which I came here in search of. Criminal terminology? Who said I was using criminal terminology? And why would I care if you use condoms or not? It's really quite irrelevant, but you have a nice way of getting off topic. :rolleyes: