Real Estate

My mother received a certified letter from the buyer of her home requesting money because he put in a French drain due to water coming in the basement after he purchased it. In case we go to court or mediation I would like the seller’s disclosure, inspection report and sales agreement. I have asked her realtor for it but she does not answer my emails or return my phone calls. Is there another way I can obtain these papers since my mother can not find her copies?

A nice email to the Broker on record should get you copies of the sales agreement and seller’s disclosure sheet but at this point highly unlikely you are going to get the buyers inspection report

If you where to go to trial then in discovery phase you would be legally entitled to any and all documents relevant to the suit

If the buyer is seeking serious cash, or seems on the verge of filing suit then best bet is to at least consult an experienced real estate lawyer

In general for the buyer to prevail they must not only produce admissible “proof” that you mother knew of the flooding basement, she took steps to hide this material defect , the fact the sellers disclosure sheet does not address flooding in the basement does not mean your mother knew and attempted to hide the fact

If the buyer files suit in small claims court it may be in your best interest to hire a lawyer, to move the suit to real civil, in that case unless the buyer is an experienced contractor his lay opinion on what is the problem with the basement would not be admissible “proof” in a court of law

If a bank seizes a house and gives a title of bank owned, how does it get assigned to a realtor?
Does has to ask the bank to get the listing or bank picks a realtor or?

I am guessing you are a RE agent. And you seek listings. Waste of time. If I am correct
re your query. I suggest you become a buyer’s agent and never ever do dual agency.

I can guide you

tons of buyers if you look in the "right places."

Im moving in the New york area, and Im not sure if I rent from a realtor do I or does the owner pay the broker fee? Im confused. I know I have to pay the security deposit and that months rent. I just need to know about the brokers fee or realtor fee? Basically who pays the realtor?

In New York State you pay the Realtor’s Fee.

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I’m going to teach my 18-year old kid everything she needs to know to be a realtor in three months. Not sure yet if she wants to learn it, but hopefully it’ll beat laying on the couch all summer.

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