personally, i would raise holy hell and attempt in this order
1) sue (get a REAL ESTATE attorney) these cases usually end in arbitration
where everyone gets something.
2) you and/or your agent contact the local board of realtors.
3) you and your agent contact the other agent's broker
4) contact you agents broker
i would do all of these ASAP
if the other agent had a legal issue previously,
they are probably on a conditional license.
any complaint you pursue could put their
license AND livelyhood at risk.
YOU SIR HAVE A LOT OF LEVERAGE. USE IT!!!!!!!!!
go donald sterling on them.
1) sue (get a REAL ESTATE attorney) these cases usually end in arbitration
where everyone gets something.
2) you and/or your agent contact the local board of realtors.
3) you and your agent contact the other agent's broker
4) contact you agents broker
i would do all of these ASAP
if the other agent had a legal issue previously,
they are probably on a conditional license.
any complaint you pursue could put their
license AND livelyhood at risk.
YOU SIR HAVE A LOT OF LEVERAGE. USE IT!!!!!!!!!
go donald sterling on them.
Justin, the smartest guy in the room, "AK" will tell you once the seller accepted the offer, the house was sold which we all know is not true and this example you've provided is exactly why.
My advice to you after owning several homes is to walk away from this one. There are other houses out there. Buy a house because you love it and the numbers work. Don't fall in love so much with a house that you overpay.
Also, this is just me but if me and my agent give a deadline to accept/decline an offer and that deadline hits with no answer, I tell my agent to rescind the offer and we're looking elsewhere. That's just business. We have an offer on a house right now and they have until 5 p.m. tonight. I told the agent, if we don't hear from them by 5, were are no longer interested and walking.
My advice to you after owning several homes is to walk away from this one. There are other houses out there. Buy a house because you love it and the numbers work. Don't fall in love so much with a house that you overpay.
Also, this is just me but if me and my agent give a deadline to accept/decline an offer and that deadline hits with no answer, I tell my agent to rescind the offer and we're looking elsewhere. That's just business. We have an offer on a house right now and they have until 5 p.m. tonight. I told the agent, if we don't hear from them by 5, were are no longer interested and walking.
Is party A making any kind of stink about this?
Don't you live in the Midwest where housing is cheap?
Don't takeout that big of a loan on your 1st home, you got no kids and this girl might turnout to be the next Shelly Sterling. Get more of a starter home and keep saving the difference.
If you do have kids and you are sure your gonna spend the next 70 years with her, then disregard this post.
Don't takeout that big of a loan on your 1st home, you got no kids and this girl might turnout to be the next Shelly Sterling. Get more of a starter home and keep saving the difference.
If you do have kids and you are sure your gonna spend the next 70 years with her, then disregard this post.
.Cruise lives in or around Indy I think? Seen him hyping the Pacers before.
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-search/Indianapolis_IN/price-260000-na/sby-1
Look at these houses in the 260k range in that area. WTF you need 2800 sq ft for? You really wanna furnish all that?
She might just be trying to dig into you early because of the potential she sees Cruise.
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-search/Indianapolis_IN/price-260000-na/sby-1
Look at these houses in the 260k range in that area. WTF you need 2800 sq ft for? You really wanna furnish all that?
She might just be trying to dig into you early because of the potential she sees Cruise.
Tell your agent how unpleased you were with what happened, have him (or you) call the listing agents broker and explain what happened and report him to The Association of Realtors in your area. Verbal contracts can be binding in some states but I always get EVERYTHING in writing. In Nevada you must respond to the offer in which the order you get it in, and this is all done with a Residential Purchase agreement that states the time and date in which the seller must answer by or the offer is void. When you sent your original offer in and the listing agent said they would accept, your agent should have said ok well send back the completed contract signed and saying they have accepted. Bottom line get everything in writing!
