Fix and flip, with the typical shotty work…
Buyer cancelled half way through the inspection…, now realtor is trying to see if there is any retribution toward seller for time wasted, inspection fee wasted, realtor time wasted, etc… the seller disclosure is a legal contract…
Hint#1
Seller Disclosures are generally useless.
Their Signature simply certifies that the listed conditions are “TO THE BEST OF THEIR RECOLLECTION OR KNOWLEDGE”.
right. But he obviously bought it after the fire and fixed it up…
oh well, seller is obviously hoping an inspector wont notice, or that a buyer will come along without an inspector… (and then probably get sued a month later)
I had a similar situation a while back. I my client contact the fire department for possible details. She did and found out a WHOLE LOT from the fire chief.
I don’t discount 2nds, 3rds, 4ths. I offered once in my first year of business and the client said:
Heck no! Do you realize how much money and grief you have saved us!
Since that day I have never thought of discounting for repeat business.
Yep! That’s a very good point! I try to never scare someone away from a property, but I have had several that I’m glad they walked, and a couple that I was floored to hear they moved forward!