Sellers from Hell
Started by sp21
almost 13 years ago
Posts: 99
Member since: Feb 2013
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I am dealing with this right now. They are demanding, unaccomodating, and even personally insulting. And yet I am in contract to buy their excellent condo. There is no way out of the contract. I am working on coping and imagining revenge. Please share your stories of sellers from Hell.
How are you even dealing directly with sellers?
How are they being "demanding, unaccommodating, and insulting"?
Details, please.
Yes, we all want the dirty laundry!!
I just hope they don't remove all the W's from the typewriters when they finally have to move out.
Details please.
How close are you to closing?
What neighborhood is this in?
What price range?
Are you also buying any of the furniture?
Are the owners here in NYC in another place (or soon to be in another NYC place) or out of towners who own here?
Is there a balcony?
Make sure they understand they have to move OUT!
We had sellers that were still there on our move in day, and when they finally moved out, they managed to break a window. They told all the neighbors that we had "stolen" the place from them, and everyone gave us dirty looks for a year.
> Make sure they understand they have to move OUT! They told all the neighbors that we had "stolen" the place from them, and everyone gave us dirty looks for a year.
this is an obvious sign of mental disease that has gone undiagnosed. what's the right number to call when it comes to "Mental Services"?
>We had sellers that were still there on our move in day, and when they finally moved out, they managed to break a window. They told all the neighbors that we had "stolen" the place from them, and everyone gave us dirty looks for a year.
First people you should bring in on closing day is the locksmith.
Tell us more about why they said you stole the place.
>what's the right number to call when it comes to "Mental Services"?
Do you need the number in NYC or in C0lumbia C0unty?
Where is your attorney?
You should not be talking directly to the sellers about anything at this point, if you are in contract. NOTHING. It's a mistake, so just stop it.
Don't take their calls or answer their emails, if important tell your attorney to deal with it and pass the info on to her or him.
It's a problem I've noticed----attorneys are not doing a good job on closings these days. It's a volume business and I guess they feel they are not paid very much. I almost fired my own attorney on a recent deal, instead he apologized and dropped his fee after I complained about too much sloppiness at his office.
This will be over soon and in a few years you can smile all the way to the bank.