Question a NH agent advising a buyer when not contracted (mis-respresentation)

Sheila Nelson
Home Buyer
Barre, VT

I have a house under contract. The listing broker was so nice that I thought that he could do no harm. Well I never signed the dual agency form because I thought if this property fell through that I would hire a buyer broker and go look at other houses. So when it came time to make an offer, I emailed the broker with my basic offer info (sales price, close date, inspection days, etc). I did not say what inspections I wanted as I thought I'd check them off myself. He sent me the pre-filled P&S and it had boxes already checked off for inspections. "SEWER" was not checked off & I emailed him about it & asked to add it. He said, "no, this house doesn't have a sewer it is public" This made little sense to me but I left it unchecked. Well I located the previous homeowner and the sewer backs up every few months due to bad angle in pipe. Disclosures were blank as it was bank owned. I suspect this broker knew something was up with it. My questions: What should I do? Who should I contact?

Answers (1)
Scott Godzyk
Agent
New Hampshire
FIRST ANSWER

Although your question is old, i hope you were able to find the answers to help you, if you not please email me and i can forward you the information.

Wed Aug 13 2008, 10:05

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