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cdjcty, Home Buyer in 07302

Tips (as in gratuities) at closing?

Asked Thu Nov 13 2008, 12:46 by cdjcty  -  New Jersey  -  General Area  -  13 answers
Realtynovice answered:
But what if you want to give your agent a cash gift for a job well done? - Fri Nov 14 2008, 18:40
Michelle, Home Buyer in Mission Viejo

I'm currently in Escrow and should close on Wednesday. Can I sell my home in 3 years and make a profit?

Asked Sun Sep 21 2008, 22:30 by Michelle  -  Mission Viejo  -  Home Buying  -  9 answers
Realtynovice answered:
Most contracts are contingent on getting a loan. see a R.E. Attorney NOW f you really want to avoid this. - Fri Nov 14 2008, 15:19
Realtynovice, Home Seller in Akron

Considering all of the school related spam, is there a web designer that needs fired?

Asked Thu Nov 13 2008, 19:07 by Realtynovice  -  All locations  -  General Area  -  4 answers
Realtynovice answered:
I don't really want to see anyone get fired, but till---pretty sloppy work. - Fri Nov 14 2008, 15:04
Paula, Home Seller in Yonkers

Our attorney is holding $20,000 in escrow after we closed back in 2005. How can we get our money back?

Asked Thu Nov 13 2008, 11:21 by Paula  -  10701  -  Home Selling  -  11 answers
Realtynovice answered:
If you decide you need/want to make a complaint, Don't bother with the Bar Association, they usually aren't the best route to take, although they do sometimes have a talk with the lawyer and can sometimes get them kick-started (if you do ask them to intervene--make sure they know they're on a deadline. This is the site for Disciplinary Counsel, they WILL investigate and follow through:

http://www.nycourts.gov/ip/attorneygrievance/complaints_atto… - Fri Nov 14 2008, 15:01
Ok, I 've calmed down. Does the contract say who was responsible to get the compliance? If it was the attorney, then I'd do what I said I'd do. If it was someone else, than I would do as was previously posted and be "proactive", that is get the clearance or affirmation myself. Then I would send a copy of the clearance/affirmation to the attorney with the demand letter. - Thu Nov 13 2008, 21:38
And if it was me, I would send the letter by certified mail and if it was refused I would send it again by cetificate of mailing and i would keep copies. - Thu Nov 13 2008, 21:26
Three years? Three years? Attorneys are answerable to the state entity that licensed them. I cannot give you legal advice, but if I was in this situation, I would send them a demand letter for return of the money by a date certain and if the money was not returned by then, I would make a complaint to the local bar association or directly to the entity that licensed them (usually the state's highest court). Call the bar association and ask how you make a complaint. - Thu Nov 13 2008, 21:21
Judye Oliver, Buyer & Seller in new mexico/texas

I am looking to buy a home; my agent will only show me things her agency has listed...I must look and ask to

Asked Thu Nov 13 2008, 20:25 by Judye Oliver  -  All locations  -  Home Buying  -  18 answers
Realtynovice answered:
Get another realtor. And never ever never ever sign a contract with a buyer's realtor, but do have your own realtor. - Thu Nov 13 2008, 21:09
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