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6 months after signing the contract, the builder mentions a 25 feet storm drainage easement which they say they did not know before. Although the contract mentioned about a storm drainage easement, but builder pointed to a different easement at a wrong location when asked and kept saying they did not have any map/survey of the lot. Can the contract be voided?
6 months after signing the contract, the builder mentions a 25 feet storm drainage easement which they say they did not know before. Although the contract mentioned about a storm drainage easement, but builder pointed to a different easement at a wrong location when asked and kept saying they did not have any map/survey of the lot. Can the contract be voided?
what is a 25 feet storm drainage anyway?? is that the same thing as a "dry creek" in your backyard??
Storm drains are installed for flow of storm water. There is an underground channel. There are certain restrictions that need to be maintained. No structure or big trees can be installed. City/HOA will have access there.
We asked for another lot. They simply denied. I think they know very well they will have hard times selling this lot. I just want to get my deposit back and get out of the contract. They are saying it would be a breach of contract.
Weren't they obligated to explain when asked during the contract? If they had forgotten at that time to mention, then they should let the buyer go. They are being nasty now.
I will need a very good lawyer. Don't know how to find one. Never heard of this type of situation before. What criteria should I looking for in a lawyer? Some real estate lawyers are experts in closing, some in commercial real estate. Spent whole day searching on the net. Still not sure. Heard lawyers are very expansive.
I will need a very good lawyer. Don't know how to find one. Never heard of this type of situation before. What criteria should I looking for in a lawyer? Some real estate lawyers are experts in closing, some in commercial real estate. Spent whole day searching on the net. Still not sure. Heard lawyers are very expansive.
My real estate lawyer is way to expensive $200 an hour, and he's good for 200 billable hours a year from me, but he's dam good.. For this issue, you can probably get a breach of contract, litigation lawyer, not really one that specializes in real estate law.
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