[WSBAPT] How to Validate an Offer to Purchase Real Property, Stark Contrast in Price
Andrekita Silva
ak at seattle-silvalaw.com
Sun Jun 13 20:09:40 PDT 2021
Law Office of
F.ANDREKITA SILVA
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June 13, 2021
I meant homes in the Phinney area listed for $667K and sold for $800K- $890K.
So, your client's home could sell for considerably more than listing price.
andrekita
Law Office of F. Andrekita Silva
1325 Fourth Avenue, Suite 2000
Seattle, Washington 98101
206-224-8288
www.seattle-silvalaw.com
Quoting Andrekita Silva <ak at seattle-silvalaw.com>:
> Law Office of
> F.ANDREKITA SILVA
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> Rich,
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> I just googled that company and on the BBB website in Texas, they
> have 2 stars out 5 stars. Complaints were that they low balled and
> took advantage of home owners in distress. It’s hard to believe now
> they want to give homeowners MORE than fair market value?
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> So, you say your client list for $20K or $200K? Richland offered
> to sell for $280K?
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> I just secured an appraisal for a client whose property is on
> Phinney Ridge in Seattle. Homes that were listed for $667.00 sold
> for between $800K - $890K.
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> It’s a strong market right now. I would be pretty hesitant to
> support a client’s wish to break her agreement to go with another
> company. With this particular company, you should read the reviews
> on the BBB website.
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> I also think it could get messy if your client breaks her contract.
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> andrekita
> Law Office of F. Andrekita Silva
> 1325 Fourth Avenue, Suite 2000
> Seattle, Washington 98101
> Telephone: 206-224-8288
> www.seattle-silvalaw.com
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> Quoting Matt Yates <matt at yatesmarshall.com>:
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>> I have been engaged by an elderly woman who has a vacant real
>> property parcel in SW Washington for sale. She has executed a NMLS
>> PSA for $20,000 but has since received a letter offer (sort of) for
>> $280,000 from a Texas LLC called Richland Acquisitions. The TX
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>> 3824 Cedar Springs #801-4712
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>> Dallas, TX 75219
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>> Anybody heard of them? My presumption is that the letter
>> client received is an “offer to sell” her land rather than an offer
>> to buy it. That is, they’ll get her to commit to selling it
>> through them and then they market it for a period of time and if it
>> does not sell, the offer to sell is terminated. The letter that
>> she received lacks detail making it very ambiguous.
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>> Client wants to know if she can terminate the existing PSA and
>> “accept the other offer.” Again, I doubt its an offer to buy but,
>> if it were, at the very least we might have a case of efficient
>> breach if she needs to get out of the existing PSA. I acknowledge
>> that “specific performance” is still a viable remedy in real
>> property transactions.
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>> Any input is welcome especially if the entity who sent her the
>> letter offer sounds familiar. They have a website but doesn’t
>> everyone these days.
>> Matt
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>> Matthew D. Yates
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>> Attorney at Law
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>> Yates Marshall, PLLC
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>> 10000 NE 7th Avenue, Suite 200
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>> Vancouver, WA 98685
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>> Phone: (360) 449-6100
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>> Fax: (360) 449-6111
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>> matt at yatesmarshall.com (NEW EMAIL ADDRESS)
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>> www.yatesmarshall.com
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