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If the inspection is not satisfactory, can the buyer back out of the deal?

In the disclosure statement on a home sale, I wrote that the old roof "leaked (replaced) age 1 year old". The buyer is suing me in court for a leaking roof saying that I had misrepresented the state of the roof. Does he have a leg to stand on?

How can I protect myself before I sign?

What happens between the time my offer to buy property is accepted and when I actually "close" on the property?

What are some things a buyer should look out for when dealing with the purchase of a house?

If a buyer makes an offer on a house, is s/he bound to it? If a seller accepts an offer, can s/he change his/her mind?

What happens after a buyer and seller agree on a price?

What are some of the things the buyer should be sure to put in the contract?



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