“We sold our home in Ohio last summer. It was an older home, so we were careful to disclose every issue we knew of.
The following winter, the pipes burst and flooded a room in the house. The buyer sent us a threatening letter with a quote for the damages and said that if we did not pay, we would be taken to court.
The whole thing was maddening to us because we tried to be as transparent and honest as possible and we felt like we were being taken advantage of.”
We were upset for a few minutes, but then remembered we had protection. With such an old house, we knew it was a good investment. We sent the letter to Sellers Shield and they did the rest.
Traditionally the disclosure process has been done by physically signing papers, but now today’s technology allows agents to give their clients an easier and electronic option to complete the process.
Home buyer accuses the seller of concealing construction defects 2 years after the sale. In the Spring of 2017, we sold our home in California and moved to Texas. In April of 2019, we received a letter from an attorney concerning the condition of our home.
When we sold our older home, we were careful to disclose every issue we knew of. Months after closing, the pipes burst and flooded a room in the house. The buyer sent us a threatening letter with a quote for the damages and said…
We sold our home in Ohio last summer. It was an older home, so we were careful to disclose every issue we knew of.
The following winter, the pipes burst and flooded a room in the house. The buyer sent us a threatening letter with a quote for the damages and said that if we did not pay, we would be taken to court.
The whole thing was maddening to us because we tried to be as transparent and honest as possible and we felt like we were being taken advantage of.
We were upset for a few minutes, but then remembered we had protection. With such an old house, we knew it was a good investment. We sent the letter to Sellers Shield and they did the rest.
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