Frustrated.
There are a number of problems with this transaction, none of which can be addressed by those of us unfamiliar with the case.

First, I would talk with your Realtor's BROKER. THey are the one legally liable for their agent's actions. Review the entire case with them FIRST.

Second, it is possible to withhold disputed funds due the buyer. Talk with your escrow officer and/or REAltor. Simply write a letter (or ask for an escrow amendment) stating that UNTIL these issues are resolved, you do not want the funds in question released.

If you feel that the Realtors (either one) are at fault, I would have the commissions held until this issue is resolved. This is NOT legal advice. For legal advice see an attorney.,

Has the property closed yet? There is definately a local Realtor ethics board that she could be baught against

Difficult to state where was your listing agent? Those would be question asked. represent you regarding these claims. If so why was your insurance company not contacted regarding repairs on home than out of your pocket?

Anything we state here is consider hear say could be a disadvantage for any all parties confer with attorney or listing agent.

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Lynn911

Dear Frustrated,

Sorry to hear of your problem with the sale of your house.

First question is, do eyou have a real estate agent? If so, where was (s)he during all this?

Second question would be where are you in the process? Depending on what stage of the paperwork process would dictate what your options are.

Suggest a real estate attorney be engaged to help you out.

Best wishes,

Dominick Dina

we close on the 29th, the monies will be paid to the seller . we just found out today that none of her statments are factual; there is no broken beam, the inspection report made no mention of broken/missing beam only inadeqate bracing in one place, there is no sagging roof and there is proper ventilation and my insurance ( USAA ) said the roof does not need to be replaced.this is an e-mail she wrote to my agent :

Tough one....what did you know to repair without the report? Did the person who did repairs also think there was damage or a new roof needed?

You might ask the buyer's agent for the inspection report and the engineer's report so you will know exactly what to repair and what is recommended.

They are not required to give it to you, but you are also typically not required to do the repairs. It's kind of a give and take thing.

Frustrated, This is where I would go .... http://www.trec.state.tx.us/complaintsconsumer/Complaint_ins…

File the complaint and I would even speak with an attorney, your story sounds like Fraud to me (I'm not a lawyer) but one should be able to verify/give an opinion on if it is.

Hope you let us know how it turns out.