How a Consumer Hired a Lawyer to Draft a Real Estate Sale Agreement in New Jersey
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Real Estate Sale Agreement
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Real Estate Sale Agreement
Georgia
Can I back out of a real estate sale agreement if the seller failed to disclose a major defect?
I recently entered into a real estate sale agreement to purchase a house. However, after moving in, I discovered a major structural defect that the seller failed to disclose during the negotiation process. This defect will require significant repairs and affects the safety and value of the property. I want to know if I have grounds to back out of the agreement and seek compensation for the repair costs due to the seller's non-disclosure.
Dan P.
Under general Contract Law, the pre-existing conditions of the property merge into the Deed at the time of conveyance pursuant to the Merger Doctrine. However, exceptions to this rule do exist, particularly under state statues requiring disclosures pertaining to the sale of real property. Consult with a qualified attorney in your state to discuss possible remedies.
Real Estate Sale Agreement
Massachusetts
Can a seller back out of a Real Estate Sale Agreement after signing it?
I recently entered into a Real Estate Sale Agreement with a seller to purchase a property. However, a few days after signing the agreement, the seller expressed their desire to back out of the deal. They claim that they received a better offer from another buyer. I'm wondering if the seller has the right to do this, or if I have any legal recourse to enforce the agreement and proceed with the purchase of the property.
Moss S.
It all depends on the contingencies that are contained in the agreement. Some of those contingencies include an inspection, financing, title defects and more. I would have to review the agreement to let you know precisely what rights that you have to terminate the transaction.