2,663 views
Scott Godzyk
"One of New Hampshire's leading Independant Real Estate Broker's"
- 345 Helpful Answers
- 2,742 Answers
- 1 Blog post
Locations:
Web sites:
Profile Link:
Experience:
Owner/Broker for Godzyk Realty Group
November 1985—present
24+ years experience in Real Estate Sales, bank owned home specialist, leasing, developing…
... show more
24+ years experience in Real Estate Sales, bank owned home specialist, leasing, developing…
Specialties:
Top listing broker for NH, bank owned property specialist, Buyer Brokerage, Over 55 community specialist, New Construction, Condominiums, Multy Family
... show more
Certifications
& Awards:
& Awards:
Consecutive Top Listing SalesAgent of the year awards. Managed the 2003 Community of the year for the Mid Atlantic and New England area's. Million dollar
... show more
Interests:
In offering the best personal and professional service to my clients in order
... show more
About:
With 22 years of Real Estate experience, i strive to provide the best personal and professional service through each step of the buying and selling process.
... show more
Testimonials:
"Your answers on Trulia are worth a fortune to me.
Thanks again, ... show more
Thanks again, ... show more
Scott Godzyk answered:
Steve you definately will want to at least speak with a Real Estate Attorney, John Tenn in Manchester is a great attorney. When suing for specific performance the judge is going to see if certain crietria was met. I have listed them all below however a quick check of is the contract valid ands there a meeting of minds where everyone agreed when signing. Good luck with your fight.
There are certain circumstances where an order of specific performance would not be granted. Such circumstances include:
specific performance would cause severe hardship to the defendant
the contract was unconscionable
the claimant has misbehaved (no clean hands)
specific performance is impossible
performance consists of a personal service
the contract is too vague
contracts terminable at will
contracts requiring constant supervision
contract lacking mutuality.
contract made for no consideration.
There are certain circumstances where an order of specific performance would not be granted. Such circumstances include:
specific performance would cause severe hardship to the defendant
the contract was unconscionable
the claimant has misbehaved (no clean hands)
specific performance is impossible
performance consists of a personal service
the contract is too vague
contracts terminable at will
contracts requiring constant supervision
contract lacking mutuality.
contract made for no consideration.
|
MVPs or 'Most Valuable Players' are key Trulia Voices members who have been contributing high-quality content throughout 2008 and providing valuable advice to consumers and real estate professionals.
|
|
|
Founding members are a small number of participants who submitted content at launch of Trulia Voices to kick off community discussions.
|
|
|
Your question:
Max. 200 characters
Name:
Email:
|
|
Share profile
Contact Scott Godzyk
Scott Godzyk is a member of Trulia Voices:
Get the inside scoop on your area and home buying and selling.
Ask and answer questions about real estate.
Build your profile and contact home buyers, sellers and agents.
Report this profile
|
|
|
|
|||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
|
Copyright © 2009
Trulia, Inc. All rights reserved. |
Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
Help us improve our service—send us feedback
8 Comments