Originally posted by @Nathan Gesner:
@Lijuan Wei I didn't read your entire post because there's only one good answer: hire an attorney.
Your buyer knows you are inexperienced. They're seeing how far they can push the boundaries instead of taking the agreement seriously. You've allowed it to happen which means there is a very good chance you will continue to allow this to happen or make new mistakes.
Hire an attorney. Make all communication through the attorney. This will let the Buyer know you are serious and they will either straighten up or you can take the property back.
Do this today.
Thanks for the advises. I DID get a lawyer to ask advises. It just seems to be once I am done talking to the lawyer, the buyer came up with some different. And my lawyer refuse to answer my questions in a email. So I need to schedule app and get billed every question I ask. I feel like last time I was in the office max 45min, and got billed for an hour and half. This is a family recommendation by the way. I am not saying the lawyer is trying to over charge me. I just don't know if this is what will happen every time I have a question. I did tell the buyer that I am OK take the house back. Cause I think it will only go worse from here. She is telling me she just painted the rooms and have plans to stay there if all possible. I think she just use moving out as a excuse to get me into OKing all her behavior and pushing the boundaries further. I told her that I can let her stay only if she follow the due days and requirements that stated on the contract. If this happen again, we will need to sit down and talk about her moving out.
