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Joy Buell
  • Valley Lee, MD
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Purchased Condo, owner wants us to buy it, we don't want it

Joy Buell
  • Valley Lee, MD
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We purchased a vacation condo, the furniture was originally in the purchase price, but because it was a short sale they could not do this and broke it into two different contract which lowered the price of the condo to $118K  and then gave us a furniture contact for 8K .  

We never signed anything to agree to purchase the furniture.  We closed on condo Jan 3rd, and he won't come get furniture says we have to buy it. When I told him I donated it, he said he was suing us for 20K. 

So we are being held hostage and can not start our improvements till furniture is out. We have already lost $2,100K for this month.

Any suggestions?

 I have an attorney that is costing me a lot of money.

Thank you

Joy

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Jeff Graves
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Jeff Graves
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Wow.  Amazing how we can turn to what is "in writing" in order to circumvent something that we knowingly agreed to (even though not in writing).  Where is the integrity?  I understand contract law, but some times we allow greed to override good moral behavior.  Suck it up and do what is right!

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