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Suing for Specific Performance/House is now in pre-foreclosure

J Brad Jordan
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In 2015 we signed a Sales Installment Contract for $435,000 on a home in SC, paid $18,000 down & $3200/month payment. This past April the owner notified us he had gotten a divorce & needed to unload the property. We hired an attorney & renegotiated a sale price of $317,500, we actually only owed $280k & some change. So we go forward getting our financing in order & approval. Days from closing we find out the owner has fired his attorney & stopped responding to emails, calls & texts.

We hired another attorney to handle litigation & a Lis Pendens was filed with plans to file suit this week. Today I google the property address, thinking he had put it on the market, and I see it listed as a pre-foreclosure on Zillow for $26,000 less than our contract!

My question is do we have a leg to stand on legally? Of course I’ve emailed our attorney with this finding but I’m in panic mode!

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