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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seller Not Providing Leases
My offer was accepted on a property 6 weeks ago, been out of attorney review for 5 weeks and the seller still has not provided current leases. I have spoken to all of the tenants, and they have told me what they pay. But obviously I need to see legal documents with my own eyes and he just hasn't sent them. I have asked half a dozen times and it is a stipulation in the contract.
He has a better buyer away, so I don't want to break contract over it.
Any suggestions?
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@Wade Garrett If you know the terms of the lease, and have spoken with all the tenants to get their agreement on those terms, you can have your attorney draw up estoppel certificates for each tenant outlining the material terms of the lease. Have them sign it, and then you're good to go.