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Bryan Sinegal
  • Wholesaler
  • Atlanta, GA
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Buyers rights after purchasing a multifamily home

Bryan Sinegal
  • Wholesaler
  • Atlanta, GA
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Sorry to keep bothering everyone with all my questions but would be grateful for some more advice.  We put in an offer without viewing the inside of a property due to desirable location and other investors willing to do so.  We were told that viewing could only occur during due diligence period in order to not disturb current tenants.  Our offer has been accepted. My fiancé and I plan to live on the property and would like to see the inside to ensure we can move forward before our due diligence period is over.  We are now being told we can't view unless the inspector will be with us out of convenience to tenants.   we do not want to pay an inspector until we are certain that we are satisfied with the inside of the property. Seller's agent threatening to go with back up offer. What are our rights in this situation? 

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
  • Real Estate Professional
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Filing a complaint, in this case, is useless.  The agent has no actual control over the seller.  Forget filing complaints and lawsuits.....solve the problem.

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