Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: lis pendins

Everything depends on the agreement. Were there any contingencies. You may be able to sue for your commissions and there may be a claim by the Seller for specific performance.

Re: lis pendins

It depends.

Had the Buyer removed all contingencies?

Did Buyer breach any portion of the contract?

Did Buyer receive a Notice to Perform and fail to take the contractually required action?

Feel free to contact our office to discuss.

Re: lis pendins

All breaches of sales contracts are actionable. Contact me directly.

Re: lis pendins

Before you sue, review the contract to see whether the parties checked the boxes to elect mediation and/or arbitration. If those boxes are checked, it is highly advisable to proceed accordingly, i.e. to demand mediation or arbitration instead of filing a lawsuit. Further, you cannot file or record a lis pendens until there is a lawsuit pending.