PrincessDadx2
Openly has the hots for Wuv Tigger
- Joined
- Aug 24, 2004
if your realtor is telling you, you will lose your EMD, they are full of crap. just have your loan officer deny you.. you will get your deposit back. in 99.9% of states.
Don't know about your State, but unless you have a financing contingency in the contract that has not been released then you WILL lose your deposit. It is also fraud to have a loan officer make false claims to avoid a valid contract, but you knew that It would be hard to prove of course, but what goes around comes around.
Can't believe people continue to disparage the seller and their agent. The buyer admits that the contract included appliances and other fixtures, but does not include furniture. So how is an agent, who is legally obligated to work in the best interst of the seller, supposed to go back and say Hey we like your signed offer, but I really think the seller should give you the furniture too in addition to the appliances. Why don't you change the contract before we sign. That would be a violation of their fiduciary responsibility to the seller.
Bottom line is don't hire part time, inexperienced, family friends, etc. to handle multiple tens/hundreds of thousands of dollars transactions. $200 to review the contract with a competent attorney working for you would have saved all the grief. Someone who knows what they are doing would have asked the question.