Real Estate Contract Dispute

Summary

If you were misled in a real estate transaction in Ohio, you might be able to back out if the contract terms were not honored. Review the contract carefully and consider reaching out to a local legal aid organization for free or low-cost legal help.

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Erin
Hi Erin! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
Well, I’m dealing with the case that has to do with selling my home through an investor now what they told me and through this whole process of selling my home with them when I asked for a breakdown before the closing, the investor would not provide me a breakdown of numbers because through this whole process, they have maintained that I would receive 299K net no matter what they would pay all closing cost. Well they apparently were able to send a breakdown of numbers to the title company, and the title company provided me with that, and when I looked at the closing documents, I was paying just about all the closing cost, and they were making more money than I was. Am I allowed to just say I’m not going through with the sale with these investors.
Hey Erin, it sounds frustrating. In Ohio, if the contract terms were not honored or you were misled, you might be able to back out of the sale. It’s crucial to review the contract you signed. Have you discussed this discrepancy with a real estate attorney yet?
I cannot afford an attorney can I upload you the documents to the contract that I had with the investors and then the final closing documents that I did not sign
I'm really sorry, but I can't review documents. However, I can offer some general guidance. In Ohio, you may be able to back out of a real estate deal if there was misrepresentation or fraud. Have you considered reaching out to a local legal aid organization for assistance? They provide free or low-cost legal help to those who qualify.