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Originally Posted by frayedends
I don’t disagree but if the contract states the seller has time to fix the issue then isn’t the agent being fiduciarily responsible by explaining that the buyers deposit is at risk? We are missing some details so it’s hard to know.
Did the buyer agree to let the seller fix the issue and now wants to back out. The extension thing is very confusing.
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I agree, but the way the OP said it was that the agent made a definitive statement that they could not get a refund. That is not correct because the agent cannot decide on the refund. It sounds like the agent may have been bullying the OP into going through with a sale that they didn't want. I'm not an expert on elder abuse, but it could be considered a crime, especially since the agent knows that the OP does not have their own agent to explain their options.