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Seller Lied about transaction

Najee Warner
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Seller lied on paper about tenant being up to date on rent. It was disclosed that the tenant was up to date but she was behind 3 months at the time of the sale. The previous owner’s property manager was going to evict the tenant before the sale and now I am stuck with a tenant who cannot afford to pay. Should I get lawyers involved? What are my options?

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Steve Morris
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Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:

I didn't see the part where he said he closed.

"was up to date but she was behind 3 months at the time of the sale."

If he hasn't closed yet, not much standing to sue.

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