Originally posted by @Dominique Pradel-Lewis:
@Ehab Tadrous If I understand correctly you signed a contract with him to sell the property for $27k. When you saw his listing for 53k you thought to yourself "shoot he is making way more on this deal than I am". In the mean time you lined up another buyer for $32k and tried to find fault with him and the terms to nullify the contract. Why didn't you raise the issue of legality before signing? Unless he fails to deliver on closing by 10/2 the contract is enforceable. You signed a legal document and you should treat it as such. You certainly don't want the reputation of someone who is not true to his words verbal or written.
Thank you, Dominique, I agree with you I will not ever need that reputation, but you thinking ideally from this buyers side, even though I am the most straight guy, just because when he presented at the property to show it for him, he checked from basement to chimney, and he persuaded me that he is an investor and will turn this mixed commercial property into a condo , he will just advertise it for this coming purpose , have his contractor come to check it and see what is needed to be done etc..., in order to find tenants and get a high appraisal on it so he can recover his rehab money, LOGIC story right
eventually, nothing like that happened and he is fooling around never ever talked to me again after siging the contract and I call his title company and they never respond or every have this property set for search nor a contract or escrow money ..., then I get to talk to them when I sent a cancellation letter, they answered and said we are not obligated nor the buyer to tell you anything or when we want to work on the title or what we will do in the property
If you were in my shoes what do you think of this guy and his people, plus the property listed with a whole different brokerage does not even have a website or address
who is the bad guy then ?!!!
