Ohio Lawyers Who Help when a seller lies about a property
Seller Misrepresentations
If you have recently purchased a home and have discovered
that the condition was misrepresented by the seller, or that there were
undisclosed defects or concealed defects that were not correctly disclosed, you
may be feeling frustrated and uncertain about what to do next.
First and foremost, it is important to understand your
rights as a buyer. Depending on the specifics of your case, you may have legal
recourse against the seller for their failure to accurately disclose the
condition of the property. We can help you understand your options and advise
you on the best course of action.
If you have recently purchased a home and have discovered
that the condition was misrepresented by the seller, or that there were
undisclosed defects or concealed defects that were not correctly disclosed, it
is important to take certain steps to protect your interests and seek a
resolution to the situation. Here are the first five steps you should take:
1.
Gather evidence: It is important to document the
defects or misrepresentations that you have discovered. This may include taking
photos or videos, collecting receipts or invoices for repairs, and obtaining
any relevant documents or reports.
2.
Review your contract: Carefully review the
purchase contract or other relevant documents to determine whether the seller
was required to disclose the defects or misrepresentations in question.
3.
Consult with a real estate lawyer: An
experienced real estate lawyer can help you understand your rights and options,
and advise you on the best course of action to take.
4.
Consider your options: Depending on the
specifics of your case, you may have several options for seeking a resolution
to the situation. This may include negotiating with the seller, seeking damages
through a lawsuit, or pursuing other legal remedies.
5.
Take action: Once you have gathered the
necessary evidence and consulted with a lawyer, you should take action to
protect your interests and seek a resolution to the situation. This may involve
negotiating with the seller or their legal team, or taking legal action if
necessary.
If you decide to pursue legal action, we will work with you
to build a strong case against the seller. This may involve gathering evidence
of the defects or misrepresentations, as well as negotiating with the seller or
their legal team to reach a resolution. We will always prioritize your needs
and goals, and we will fight to ensure that you are treated fairly and justly.
Throughout the process, we will keep you informed of any
developments and answer any questions you may have. We understand that this can
be a stressful and confusing time, and our goal is to provide you with the
support and guidance you need to find peace of mind.
If you are dealing with a situation involving undisclosed
defects or misrepresentation by the seller, we encourage you to reach out to us
for a consultation. We have the experience and expertise to help you navigate
this challenging situation and protect your rights as a buyer. Contact us today at (888)200-9824.