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Ram Ranga
  • Investor
  • Charlotte
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False representation - Closing an investment property

Ram Ranga
  • Investor
  • Charlotte
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Hello All, we have found an ocean side property in SC, and closing the transaction tomorrow as our investment property. However, the real estate attorney just called us and informed that the Title shows the year built as 1962 Vs 1985, as listed in the MLS listing by the seller. This is a false representation by the seller/seller's agent.

I am in dilemma now as whether I should move forward with the sale or back out due to misrepresentation of information. Can RE Investors and experts weigh-in asap, please?  

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