Very please with our Sales transaction with the team headed by Mark and assisted by Shelley, Alicia, Michael and the rest of the team. Looking forward for future real estate transactions with your truly capable team. Thank you!
wow.. i was trying to purchase a home in Virginia and the real estate agent told me that the state prevents him by federal law not to disclose any information on the area or house. i really hate the incompetent agents at 21.. he literally treated me like a idiot. i appreciate people like you guys that provide us common folks with information like this..
Keep in mind this attorney is talking about laws in his area (Canada, in this case). The law varies from state to state, and certainly from Canada to the USA. Chances are your agent was familiar with the way things are done in your jurisdiction, but if you want to double-check make sure you are consulting with an attorney that practices and is familiar with your jurisdiction :P
“Our” agent didn’t tell us that the seller was also an agent. I only found out when I was skimming through some documents and saw a unique name and that same day when we were shown the property I heard our agent speak that name. I elbow my husband with questioning look “did you know that they know each other?” He was as shocked as I was. How interesting that our agent help that woman-agent buy that condo in 2017. I find I difficult to believe that they never noticed the foundation failure. This wasn’t disclosed. It’s no wonder she the seller kept thanking us for buying the property. Why was she so thankful…. Could it be because we took a major problem from her hands…??? I’m extremely disappointed that they did this to us and my husband dumbass isn’t even on our side. He says “WE ALREADY BOUGHT IT…WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO…. DO YOU WANT TO SUE THEM???? THAT IS GOING TO TAKE FOREVER….” He says that I’m being problematic….. (Whose side is he on anyway?) PLEASE HELP
But how would any lawyer ever be able to prove that the seller’s didn’t disclose a problem with the house? They can’t read minds, the seller could just say, “I didn’t know.” (Especially in the case you mentioned of mold behind the walls) I just don’t understand how anyone could ever sue for that and win.
Very useful information. Thank you for the video.
Great information - presented well. Thanks Mark!
Very please with our Sales transaction with the team headed by Mark and assisted by Shelley, Alicia, Michael and the rest of the team. Looking forward for future real estate transactions with your truly capable team. Thank you!
wow.. i was trying to purchase a home in Virginia and the real estate agent told me that the state prevents him by federal law not to disclose any information on the area or house. i really hate the incompetent agents at 21.. he literally treated me like a idiot. i appreciate people like you guys that provide us common folks with information like this..
Keep in mind this attorney is talking about laws in his area (Canada, in this case). The law varies from state to state, and certainly from Canada to the USA. Chances are your agent was familiar with the way things are done in your jurisdiction, but if you want to double-check make sure you are consulting with an attorney that practices and is familiar with your jurisdiction :P
As always your information is on topic, presented clearly and good information to know. Thanks Mark!
Awesome info! what does "as is" mean?
Great Info Mark!
Thanks
THANKS, All i have got to do now is find a uncorrupted Solicitor in the UK and that's the hardest part as a buyer
Good Stuff, How Long Is A Average Home Inspection And What Do They Look For And Who Keeps A Copy Of The Report? Thanks.
Great video and advice !!
Great to know Mark. How do you handle homes that were former Grow-ops and since been cleaned and remedied? Or a home that was only very low key?
great video !
Does this apply to all states or certain states? I'm from california that's why
“Our” agent didn’t tell us that the seller was also an agent. I only found out when I was skimming through some documents and saw a unique name and that same day when we were shown the property I heard our agent speak that name. I elbow my husband with questioning look
“did you know that they know each other?”
He was as shocked as I was.
How interesting that our agent help that woman-agent buy that condo in 2017.
I find I difficult to believe that they never noticed the foundation failure. This wasn’t disclosed.
It’s no wonder she the seller kept thanking us for buying the property. Why was she so thankful….
Could it be because we took a major problem from her hands…???
I’m extremely disappointed that they did this to us and my husband dumbass isn’t even on our side. He says
“WE ALREADY BOUGHT IT…WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO…. DO YOU WANT TO SUE THEM????
THAT IS GOING TO TAKE FOREVER….”
He says that I’m being problematic…..
(Whose side is he on anyway?)
PLEASE HELP
But how would any lawyer ever be able to prove that the seller’s didn’t disclose a problem with the house? They can’t read minds, the seller could just say, “I didn’t know.” (Especially in the case you mentioned of mold behind the walls)
I just don’t understand how anyone could ever sue for that and win.
WHAT THEY DO AND WHAT THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO DO LEAVES A BIG ?