Please Help? (attorney, inspection, contract, counter offer)

[LUVA]

I signed a counter offer yesterday and I realize that the house has many problems, and want to get out of it, can i still do it?
I did the inspection after signing the papers.
the offer was made with a co-signer but I change my mine and sign it just me.
will this void the counter offer?
will they return the paper to sign them again?
please help.

[Norsky1]

Was your offer contigent on an inspection?

[Silverfall]

what you can do depends on what your contract states you can do. Talk to a local real estate attorney if you don't have a real estate agent.

[007 license to sell]

Originally Posted by LUVA

I signed a counter offer yesterday and I realize that the house has many problems, and want to get out of it, can i still do it?
I did the inspection after signing the papers.
the offer was made with a co-signer but I change my mine and sign it just me.
will this void the counter offer?
will they return the paper to sign them again?
please help.

Does your contract state that if you should find any defects during inspection that you can with draw your offer.? Check your contract if you don't understand it contact your realtor. Good Luck

[palmcoasting]

Ok, it seems to me, you made an offer with another person purchasing it with you. So the offer was from you and another person. The counter offer came over in the names of you and the other person referencing the original offer/contract and only you signed it. Do I have that correct? Is this on the REO you were speaking about in California in another thread?