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Title/Legal How to encumber seller’s title? Help please

Bob McCausland
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We were recent buyers on a listed property. We met all of our conditions on the agreed P&S. Seller did not complete any of theirs.
Seller and agent let our agreement expire- then instructed listing agent to increase the price and remove all sellers conditions- all of which are doable.  Listing agent just relisted - followed clients direction. 
This has been a clear breach of contract. 
Aside from filing a State complaint, and a full blown lawsuit filing,  what claim on their title against a future sale on this property do I file?  

Ty! 

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Brian Blosser
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Brian Blosser
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Quote from @Bob McCausland:

We were recent buyers on a listed property. We met all of our conditions on the agreed P&S. Seller did not complete any of theirs.
Seller and agent let our agreement expire- then instructed listing agent to increase the price and remove all sellers conditions- all of which are doable.  Listing agent just relisted - followed clients direction. 
This has been a clear breach of contract. 
Aside from filing a State complaint, and a full blown lawsuit filing,  what claim on their title against a future sale on this property do I file?  

Ty! 


 I would reach out to a local Real Estate Attorney and consult them. 

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