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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seller Backing Out - Could Lose Disability Benefits?
I'm currently working on our 4th rental purchase and everything has been going fine. Closing is in 6 days and all is in order and ready.
However, today I received notice that the seller is wanting to back out because the house is subsidized and selling could cause them to lose disability benefits that they have.
I'm a little surprised that they didn't know this in advance. I'm in Houston, TX, and the contract is a typical TREC contract. I think I know my options for recourse, but would appreciate any information regarding:
- if and how the deal might be saved, and
- what types of scenarios create this issue so that I can watch for them in advance going forward.
Thank you in advance for your replies!
William
Most Popular Reply

Walk away and find another deal.