Our lender for our new home is now saying that its a possibility we may not close by Nov 30 (what our contract says), and we will not get the tax credit if it’s later than that (which is WHY we set the close date in the contract as Nov 30). Can our lender legally do that? Are all lenders taking longer than usual to close on homes? Should we hire an attorney????
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Are lenders allowed to void your date of closing on your contract because they take too long?
Posted by admin on May 12th, 2011
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Why doesn’t this guy understand the contract is invalid because the wording is wrong?
Posted by admin on May 10th, 2011
I signed a contract with this guy that hired me and just now discovered the wording is wrong. It’s supposed to say that I am in control of the company. He does not understand that the contract is invalid because of the wording. How can I get him to understand this and rewrite the contract with the proper wording.
