real estate laws in Oklahoma. Even the lawyer does not care that not one document on this property is on the up and up. My 30′ easement is 17′3", the house is a dump, the property will never be mine, the plat is a lie, the appraisal is a lie, the house inspector could not have inspected thi s house. The north wall is collapsing and the floor is slitting from one end of the house to another. The sales contract was not adhered to and the disclosure document was full of obvious lies and it goes on. The house will never be a good house and the property will never be mine nor have adequate access. Help and yes I filed with the Real Estate Commission and an attorney
p said:
Feb 03, 09 at 6:39 amDid you not look at the house before you purchased the home? How will the property not be yours? I am confused. You should not have signed on the dotted line if you were not happy with what you were receiving. I am confused by how everything is wrong with the place, but you still purchased. You should always hire the inspector yourself that way they are working for you, not the seller. IF you had stipulations in the contract to buy and sell real estate that were not adhered to then why did you purchase. You may not be able to fix this one.
norag said:
Feb 03, 09 at 9:24 amdid u not have ur Own attorney when u bought this place. well i’m sorry u got screwed but i believe u have learned a very valuable lesson. ALWAYS have ur OWN attorney.
mrscmmckim said:
Feb 03, 09 at 6:41 pmIf it was so bad why did you buy it?
Most homes are "as is" unless sold with a warranty.
Buyer beware!
mikeyc06010 said:
Feb 04, 09 at 12:23 pmYou should also file a complaint with the National Association of Realtors….I am sure they ahve a branch in your area. In addition to the complaints you have already filed you need to find an atorney that deals with malpractice complaints. If everything your saying is true then the inspector could be sued, the sellers agent could be sued if she was aware of any of the defects, The sellers themselves for not siclosing all the information, the attorney who did the title search might ahve committed malpractice……..call a malpractice attorney, do not deal with the attorney that did the closing. GOOD LUCK
jeff_s said:
Feb 04, 09 at 7:50 pmfirst the national association of realtors can not help you. they are a member organzation and have no regulatory powers.
if you have a goverment insured loans (fha/va) then your best bet is to contact HUD (go to http://www.hud.gov) to find out the phone number of your state field office).
also, if you believe fraud was involved you may seek the advice of your own (new) attorney and contact the states attorney generals office.
good luck
Leilani_L said:
Feb 05, 09 at 7:27 amI am so sorry to hear about this. I can feel your pain. You know I live in Oklahoma as well. I think that most people in this state are crooks period.(most hide behind the Church) Most of them are probably desendents of Jesse James, you know he was a criminal here too. I mean why do we have to pay to taxes on Garage sales? They are taxing the citizens twice for stuff we have already paid taxes on. Oklahoma people are the most greedy that I have ever met in my life. A bunch of liars they are
Nightwalker said:
Feb 05, 09 at 1:33 pmFirst, fire that attorney. Second, call the designated broker of the agent who worked with you in this mess and file a complaint. Third, call the title company that handled the deal and file a complaint. Fourth, call the National Association of Realtors and your state board of Realtors and file complaints. Finally, read, re-read and re-read again your contract so you understand your rights and obligations under the terms of the contract. You absolutely have recourse if you lived up to your end of the contract. You can sue the seller, the agent, the broker and the title company for the damages you’ve suffered.