Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Breach of Contract

I strongly urge you to follow the advice given by Mr. Gonzales. The sooner the better.

Re: Breach of Contract

The contract dictates the relationship. If the Seller is obligated under the contract he will breach and you will be damaged if he walks away.

If there is a broker involved see if he or she can smooth things over but make sure your interests are protected.

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Re: Breach of Contract

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Review the terms of the contract to determine your remedies or options in case the seller breahces the contract. Typically you have a right to file suit for specific performance to force the seller to convey title to the property, and recover any costs or attorneys' fees incurred in having to pursue legal action. You should meet with a real estate lawyer experienced in real estate litigation as soon as possible.