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Getting Sued for Disclosure Claims
I sold a house in S Cal. in Nov 2003. The buyer hired an inspector and I fixed everything that was on the list prior to closing. We were both represented by the same agent. I sold her the home in great condition. I lived there for 10 years and took good care of the property.
I refused to pay her anything. The buyer later settled with the agent and the home inspector for most of her complaint. However, since then, 2 1/2 years now, she has sent me several letters threatening to sue for the difference.
We now have a date for small claims, she wants $7500. Does anybody have any advise? Is there a statute of limitation for the sale of a home? Any advise is appreciated.
BigGq