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Breach of Contract - Appliances

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I purchased two SFH that both had tenants. Both listings stated they came with the fridge and stove and the leases also contained a clause saying the landlord provided the appliances. When signing the new lease the tenant said they provided their own and this was later confirmed by the original owner. I just wanted to confirm my options which I believe would be 1) Asking the original seller for a credit first outside of court and 2) if they wont work with me take them to small claims court?

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This won't help you in this transaction, but always always always get an estoppel agreement signed by both the seller and the tenant before closing.

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