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Rahul Bhatt
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Seller is trying to keep Escrow money even with inspection contig

Rahul Bhatt
  • Fremont, CA
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We are under contract for a house in Cleveland area we had inspection contingency after looking at disclosure and price point we decided to move out of the contract. before removing inspection contingency. Now seller wants to keep escrow money. 

My agent dont tell me where the money is. is it on the escrow account, he is holding or with someone else or to seller. He waited for two days until check is cleared and now he  is not responding to my call and emails (not answering my question)

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Chris T.
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  • Downers Grove, IL
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Chris T.
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@Rahul Bhatt

It depends on your contract that is signed by both you and the seller. That's why your attorney has to get involved.

You do have a buyer's attorney, don't you? 

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