Dannyga 0 Report post Posted February 11, 2003 Ok after I have seen the home and I have a deal signed with the seller (tired landlord)On a LP deal. I find out the seller lied (example etc), and I don't want to go through with the deal, can the seller make me go through with the deal?ThanksDanny Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MichaelC 160 Report post Posted February 11, 2003 Hi, Danny. Your question is somewhat vague. I think the answer depends upon the extent of the lie.For example, if a homeowner lied about, say, the age of the garbage disposal I don't think you'd have a strong case for terminating an Agreement.On the other extreme, if the lie was about something that clearly affected the value of the property I think you would be in a much stronger position. Keep in mind........I am not an attorney, and so I am just offering up my opinion.Last thing, Danny. A good contract will have a few clauses intact to protect you in the event such a thing happens. For example, a cancellation clause, and a guarantee that you will be receiving good title, etc. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Guest Report post Posted February 13, 2003 Most states have a "Buyer beware" attitude when it comes to real estate purchases. And in any jurisidiction it is the buyers' duty to do his due diligence prior to taking title. The contract of sale will provide for the condition of the property, provide for inspections and set out the issues that will be a deal breaker, provide for real estate financing if necessary and provide for the matters that are to be satisfied prior to closing of title. Wes Share this post Link to post Share on other sites