To clarify more inconsistencies, the property I put an offer on in Old Town was not a multi-offer situation as the business owner claims (see images for proof); when I look at the sale of the property, it was sold in March 2015 - 6 months after I terminated our agreement. If it was a multi-offer situation, it would've been picked up in 2014 and the realtor would have mentioned it to me at the time, which he did not. What's funny is that I'm looking at the old texts and don't see any mention of reimbursement for the inspection or multi-offer situation (see images for inconsistent statements). Business owners need to understand how to own up to their actions, instead of trying to find ways to cover their tracks and find someone else to blame.
As the buyer and end consumer, we are always entitled to walk away from any situation. I chose to walk away, but did not have the support I was looking for from my realtor; only comments were 'it's not worth it to walk away now, it's not worth losing the appraisal and inspection money over'. I walked because the building was over 30 years old and the sellers agreed to a 10k credit before we went into attorney review, but after going into the review, they changed their minds and would only agree to a 5k credit. I had nothing to lose, so I chose to walk away and find something better. For a quarter million dollars, I think anything is worth walking away from if it doesn't feel right. Thanks for reading; if you have any questions, feel free to reach out and I'll gladly fill in any gaps. Happy house hunting!
Best,
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