I would like to discuss a matter of CT dual representation.
My mother, who lives in Farmington, is 77 years old. She is an immigrant, has poor command of English, has little ability to read and understand contracts, and is also hard of hearing.
She signed a contract recently to purchase a condo in West Hartford and put down $5000. She does not have a RE agent working solely on her behalf, or a RE attorney.
I have not read the contract yet; however, from my (difficult to comprehend) discussions with her, I believe that the seller’s realtor may be practicing dual representation.
A few days ago, she provided the bank with her completed loan application.
I believe that my mother has little comprehension of the paperwork she signed, and that the seller and his realtor are taking advantage of her lack of comprehension as well as her general temerity.
What is her recourse in backing out of the contract?
I would appreciate any input.
Your best bet is to contact the dual agent and her manager and sit down and discuss the situation. If your Mom really wants to get out of the contract, there are many ways. Ex: First is the inspections. If you don't come to terms, you can get out of the contract based on that.
However you shouldn't have to go that far. If you just explain the situation to the manager, I am sure they will release you. If not, get your attorney involved.
Hope this helps.....
Amanda
Contact an attorney as soon as possible.
Does she still want to purchase the home? In any case, I suggest you get a copy of the contract she signed (she should have one) and review it with her. Then, I suggest that she hire an attorney to help her review the contract she signed so she understands what her obligations are and what recourse she has. If you need a real estate atty in West Hartford, you can contact me and I'll pass along a name to you.
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