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As per my thread below, and as promised I am going to be winning in the court against the woman that has that stupid inspection guy come to my home before she closed on my home lol!!!!!!! wuuuuuuhahaha!!
Just got off the phone with my lawyer.....he said we will win 150% because after going into Attorney Review, the buyer b#*%h woman did not send the Earnest Money Deposit, within the required 12 days time or what ever, and then after that she had that stupid old ugly inspection guy come in a took stupid photos of meaningless problems like "Termite Tracks" (no termites, just tracks!! lol!!), and the broken front steps, and other stuff he said was wrong, and said that she is not going to move forward unless the list of things are fixed and I said NO I will not fix them because you are a moron!! lol!!! The joke is on her, that b#*&h.
My lawyer said the judge will love my case and award us instantly for damages because the buyer did not send the earnest money deposit within the specified limited duration window...
My contract says that the inspection is done after the earnest deposit and the attorney review.
She will not win this case against me! lmao!!!
Question: How soon do you guys think it will take to go through the court system and how much money will I get for damages from this buyer woman b*#&h who backed out on the deal???
I can't wait to hear the ending too. How were you damaged besides any time it was off the market while the contract was pending. Did you refuse any back-up offers while it was under contract? How much money have you lost or is it just "pain and suffering"?
Do you think the judge will "force" the buyer to buy your house?
A home inspection is the last opportunity for a buyer to get out of a deal before losing his earnest money. Any excuse will do, they're able to walk away. At least this was the case in the 4 states we've lived in. You will get nothing. Unless you ask the buyer to waive the inspection you are leaving the door open.
As per my thread below, and as promised I am going to be winning in the court against the woman that has that stupid inspection guy come to my home before she closed on my home lol!!!!!!! wuuuuuuhahaha!!
Just got off the phone with my lawyer.....he said we will win 150% because after going into Attorney Review, the buyer b#*%h woman did not send the Earnest Money Deposit, within the required 12 days time or what ever, and then after that she had that stupid old ugly inspection guy come in a took stupid photos of meaningless problems like "Termite Tracks" (no termites, just tracks!! lol!!), and the broken front steps, and other stuff he said was wrong, and said that she is not going to move forward unless the list of things are fixed and I said NO I will not fix them because you are a moron!! lol!!! The joke is on her, that b#*&h.
My lawyer said the judge will love my case and award us instantly for damages because the buyer did not send the earnest money deposit within the specified limited duration window...
My contract says that the inspection is done after the earnest deposit and the attorney review.
She will not win this case against me! lmao!!!
Question: How soon do you guys think it will take to go through the court system and how much money will I get for damages from this buyer woman b*#&h who backed out on the deal???
I'm glad you are laughing your ass off because your post (and the one prior to this) makes you come off as a nasty, spiteful, ignorant raver, pointing fingers at everyone else (the buyer, the inspection guy, etc.) but YOU; the person who signed the contract, allowing an inspection contingency and an inspection without the earnest money deposited.
And I don't know what kind of "professional" you are because calling people ugly, stupid, retarded and b*tches in nearly every sentence makes you sound uneducated, uncouth, juvenile and idiotic. You sound like a raving lunatic!
I personally think your lawyer is BSing you because whatever is in the contract stands and that is what I've been told by lawyers. The inspection contingency is the buyer's out, and generally if the earnest deposit money was not sent the contract should not be valid.
In Texas, the contracts call for mediation. NO judge will hear a real estate case until and unless it's been to mediation first. You're going to lose. Your lawyer sounds hungry for clients.
There were no offers and the home was on the market the whole time (it was not taken off the market )
Veronica "Barbie" McCann
So you were not harmed in any way.
What happened to the idea of suing the buyer for everything she's worth? Lawyer put the kibosh on that, hunh? The max you could get is the earnest money plus 1/2 in damages.
And then there's a simple thing such as presenting the case. It's one thing to sue (submitting the documents, serving the defendants), it's another to prove your case. And even after all that, the judge who might declare you a "winner" (as I'm sure most of believe you are), then the judge gets to make the award.
I remember in my studies a case of libel where the defendant won (proved his case) and was awarded an entire penny. That was before deducting attorney fees.
By the way, did your lawyer tell you how much it was going to cost you in attorney fees? I know, 1/3 of any judgment you receive PLUS costs. Did you ask for an estimate of those costs? Beginning with document preparation, filing fees, service fees? BTW, those fees are payable - win or lose.
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