On 1-31-2021 I signed a Purchase and Sales Agreement on a property in Longview, WA, my realtor Tara L***** was also representing the seller acting as dual agent. I let Tara know it had been 35 years since I purchased a home, I asked her to keep me apprised of anything needed as I did not want to lose out on the opportunity to buy this home. Tara promised she would notify me of anything needed. The only request Tara made the night of signing was to have the earnest money paid within 3 days (paid on 2/2) and have the home inspection done within 10 days (completed 2/3) I provided everything requested. On February 1st Tara sent an email requesting proof of funds, I immediately contacted my lender and made this request. The lender spoke to Tara, sent a text and email requesting the form so she could release my financials. Tara never responded or attempted to contact me. On February 6th, Tara texted me to tell me the offer had been withdrawn, which was a day after she received the home inspection report, which was not disclosed to the NEW buyer. I provided a pre-qualification letter, paid $3300 in earnest money, and paid $700 for a home inspection to have Tara UNETHICALLY cancel our contract stating I failed to provide proof of income form 22A, EF, within 3 days which was NEVER discussed. My lender, my cousin who is a broker in Oregon, and several realtors had never heard of anything like this before. I reached out to Kevin C******* broker for Windermere several times on 2/6, leaving messages, which he never responded to. Tara cancelled the contract after receiving the home inspection, and NEVER provided the discoveries of the home inspection to the new buyer who paid $20K over my offer, which was #30K over asking price. This is a huge violation of ethics. Mr. C******* told me he would "consider" reimbursing me the costs of the home inspection if I remove my Yelp and Google reviews. read more