We had a few minor repairs on the house that were agreed upon in writing by the seller, one of which was replace a spa light. We did the walk through the day before the house was supposed to record and the sellers vacated 3-weeks prior. Needless to say the spa light wasn’t replaced and I noticed it. The seller’s agent claims they never saw the attachment (block was checked request for repairs form and the sellers signed stating they agreed to make all repairs).
The seller’s agent related to me she was never given the attachment by my agent (Century 21), and that my agent ponied up to pay $500 to replace the light. Well, when the pool dude came out to replace the light they realized there is a kink in the conduit and it’s going to require breaking through the patio to find the kink and repair it, then replace spa light, then repair patio. Looking at $3-5K.
I’m just going to get estimates for the work then present to the seller’s agent and the seller (out of state) and ask for payment. What do you guys and gal think? If they don’t fess up, I’ll have to sue them I guess.
I believe before escrow closes you have to sign off stating that all requested repairs were completed to your satisfaction,do you not remember such a form, I’m sure the title company has it.
I believe before escrow closes you have to sign off stating that all requested repairs were completed to your satisfaction,do you not remember such a form, I’m sure the title company has it.
I believe before escrow closes you have to sign off stating that all requested repairs were completed to your satisfaction,do you not remember such a form, I’m sure the title company has it.
I believe before escrow closes you have to sign off stating that all requested repairs were completed to your satisfaction,do you not remember such a form, I’m sure the title company has it.
I believe before escrow closes you have to sign off stating that all requested repairs were completed to your satisfaction,do you not remember such a form, I’m sure the title company has it.
Yes, there was a form we signed at the end of the inspection, however we annotated that the work had not been completed. They hired someone to come replace the spa lamp the next day, that was when they found the problem.
Yes, there was a form we signed at the end of the inspection, however we annotated that the work had not been completed. They hired someone to come replace the spa lamp the next day, that was when they found the problem.
Yes, there was a form we signed at the end of the inspection, however we annotated that the work had not been completed. They hired someone to come replace the spa lamp the next day, that was when they found the problem.
Yes, there was a form we signed at the end of the inspection, however we annotated that the work had not been completed. They hired someone to come replace the spa lamp the next day, that was when they found the problem.
Yes, there was a form we signed at the end of the inspection, however we annotated that the work had not been completed. They hired someone to come replace the spa lamp the next day, that was when they found the problem.
