calisnowripper
Junior Member
My State: California
I am currently in escrow on a Single Family Residence that I wish to back out of. I realize that i forfeit my earnest deposit by doing so and I am perfectly okay with that, as I know exactly how much of an inconvenience this will be to the seller. I need to know what my liability is at this point.
The situation: Closing is 2 weeks overdue, do to a late start on my part, and the inability of inspectors and appraisers to contact the seller's agent resulting in multiple reschedulings. It's been bad business from the start.
I have been advised my my agent that the seller might have some right to sue me if they cannot sell their property for the price I offered them. How true is this? What is my recourse?
I am currently in escrow on a Single Family Residence that I wish to back out of. I realize that i forfeit my earnest deposit by doing so and I am perfectly okay with that, as I know exactly how much of an inconvenience this will be to the seller. I need to know what my liability is at this point.
The situation: Closing is 2 weeks overdue, do to a late start on my part, and the inability of inspectors and appraisers to contact the seller's agent resulting in multiple reschedulings. It's been bad business from the start.
I have been advised my my agent that the seller might have some right to sue me if they cannot sell their property for the price I offered them. How true is this? What is my recourse?