need good vibes for real estate negotiation, please

[northernlights]

After talking to a decent lawyer, I've concluded a law suit for misrepresentation is not feasible. Assuming I won, I'd get only about half my money back...and it could take 2 years. I feel certain the insurance companies wouldn't settle -- they don't want to set precendent.

But after reaching a giving up point, it dawned on me that *maybe* the selling realtor that misrepresented the property would give up part of their 'take' in order to get the listing and to help "make it right." So I could recoup a little of the money I lost without the risk and trauma of a lawsuit.

So this morning I called 3 different realtors to interview. Including the realtor that had listed the place when I bought it.

Lo and behold, it turns out the original listing agent did not retire, as I had expected. Even better, I think he's a partner. He may be the one coming to the appointment on Wednesday.

If nothing else, I'm looking forward to his response when I confront him with the $40K lost he gave me.

[MagickMuffin]

1. Will send good vibes your way

I hope you can confront the agent that cheated you out of your land/money. I'm not sure he would be willing to cooperate back who knows, maybe if you shame him for taking advantage of you he will change his mind and do the right thing.

$40K is a lot of money that you should get back. After all it really belongs to YOU!


Good Luck:hug: