Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California
Hi. My parents bought a property in Yucca Valley, Ca and both the seller and real estate agent did not disclose many existing issues with the property. On top of that, the real estate agent convinced my mom to use the (current) hope inspections as a way to save $, since both my parents are retired and on a limited income. My question is, since my mom didn't hite a home inspector herself, does she have any chance at getting the seller to cover the expenses on the issues with the major property?
1 Answer from Attorneys
It looks like the answer is Yes. The seller and the seller's agent had a clear duty to disclose all obvious defects or problems as well as all known material problems and defects with the property. I'd like to look the case over more carefully, but this appears to be a failure to disclose or purposeful concealment situation that the courts find results in clear liability on the sellers for all reasonable repairs. I'm a licensed Real Estate Broker and an seasoned Attorney with over 17 years of complex litigation experience -- I'm probably a perfect for your case and can get you what you need and want as well or better than anyone. I do like to help people and resolve injustice... and your parents appear to be the victims. Contact me if you feel the same. Sincerely,
Christopher Brainard, Esq.
310.266.4115
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