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Sol Silverstein
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Buyer wants to back out of contract right before closing.

Sol Silverstein
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Albany/Troy, NY
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Hi everyone. looking for advise, i am in contract to sell a multifamily property in upstate NY (Albany/Troy NY area). the buyer wants to back out right before closing after months of pushing up closing time.... he got already a clear to close from his lander but for whatever reason he decided he wants to back out of the contract. there is no contingency to the contract.  Any advise would ba appreciated

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Bill B.#3 1031 Exchanges Contributor
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Bill B.#3 1031 Exchanges Contributor
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They were probably trying to wholesale your property. Scummy all the way around. But as mentioned. Don't accept an offer without the EMD attached.

IF the contract had an amount listed as EMD and it was signed you might be able to go to small claims court for at least that amount. Explain to the judge how this realtor, an expert in the field, took advantage of you, the poor newb.

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