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Josh Bakhshi
  • Real Estate Agent
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Can seller of a property come back after closing for more $$$?

Josh Bakhshi
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
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I recently closed on a property that was offered by an auction company. In the contract it did say that I am responsible to pay the commission for the auction house. The seller picked out the title company. I got the HUD from the title company and wired the funds that was requested, got confirmation deal closed, took possession of the property and got the title policy along w/ the DEED. The seller realized a couple weeks later that the title company (the one the seller chose) made a mistake on the HUD and showed the Seller pays that commission. Two weeks later, they are coming after me for it. Do they have a case?

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Ryan Seib
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Ryan Seib
  • Attorney and Real Estate Broker
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An argument could be made the HUD was the final version of the contract and so is the final word on who owes what to whom.

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