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The door is probably already installed on another townhome... in the development
I reckon you could get your agent to ask the other one if she happens to know where the storm door went
maybe they can get you one as a housewarming gift
On one place we bought we had a fight with the seller about drapes.
We felt they were not excluded so they came with the sale. Brokers were on our side.
So after the closing, and before we got the locks changed, the previous owner drove back and went in the house (now ours) and took all the drapes and shades.
Two weeks after we moved in he came by the house again and the neighbors told him he didn't live there anymore and they were going to call the police. (Yeah, the neighbors hated him also).
Filed a police report but the police couldn't do anything. No proof it was him.
Wouldn't you have wanted your own drapes and shades. That seems like a kind of personal thing for me to want to pick out..
My realtor has contacted their attorney since the sellers aren't responding to her calls. Hopefully we'll get some closure on this. At least it's not a big expense, just a hassle for replacing
My realtor has contacted their attorney since the sellers aren't responding to her calls. Hopefully we'll get some closure on this. At least it's not a big expense, just a hassle for replacing
I think it's a shame that you're assuming the seller took it after the walk-through. How would you like someone to accuse you of something, and sic an attorney on you when they had absolutely no shred of evidence?
Way to jump to conclusions. I think it's very unlikely that the seller drove off with a storm door, especially since the OP said they're also a real estate agent! Things like that do not help one's business.
Why typically I would agree with this...I closed a deal last year where the seller was the listing agent and it was a NIGHTMARE. That agent totally would take a door. She was off her rocker.
I would call the listing agent/seller and ask them to file a joint police report about the theft of the storm door since you aren't sure who was the owner when it was stolen. The OP doesn't have to be accusatory.
I think it's a shame that you're assuming the seller took it after the walk-through. How would you like someone to accuse you of something, and sic an attorney on you when they had absolutely no shred of evidence?
Karma will come back around.
It's a starting point for me. If she has no idea, then I move on and file a complaint with the HOA or police
It's a friggin' storm door! Just forget about it and go get a new one.
agreed
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I think it's very unlikely that the seller drove off with a storm door, especially since the OP said they're also a real estate agent! Things like that do not help one's business.
