who pays expenses if you cancel closing and it's not your fault tnat your breach contruct(builder lied)?
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Call your attorney immediately. This is the only person you should be asking advice of for this question.
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It depends on the contract that you signed. If what you think was a breach of a term in the written contract, then you should have nothing to pay. However, if it was just a verbal / trust issue, then it is going to be harder to prove who breached the contract.
The best is to go over your written contract with a Real estate attorney.
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