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Lexie Longstreet

Trulia Pro
Experience:
Broker/Owner for Savvy + Co. Real Estate March 2008—present
Savvy + Co. is a boutique firm located in Historic Elizabeth near the heart of Charlotte…
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Specialties:
Specializing in First Time Home Buyers.
Charlotte's urban neighborhoods, funky or fabulous I know not only the best places to get a burger, buy a vintage
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Certifications
& Awards:
ABR, e-Pro.
Interests:
Film making, golf and antique shopping.
About:
I love this city and I know it, inside and out. I know the winding tree lined boulevards, the hip hotspots, the secret sidewalks, the quirky cul-de-sacs. ... show more
Lexie Longstreet answered:
Sara, I think we need more information to answer this without qualifications. But Don's answer is correct. If you have closed on the home, the deed is recorded at the court house, and you no longer own the home... then there is no backing out.

If you feel you were some how forced to sell under duress you may have a case against the buyer. In this case you would need a real estate attorney to help you. - Tue Dec 1 2009, 13:35

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