Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Purchase & Sale - Seller's signature

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If there is a signed agreement, it is a contract and both parties are bound to it. On the other hand, if only you signed the agreement, then it is still an offer which you can withdraw. You need to check with the realtors (if any) to find out if there is a fully executed agreement.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Purchase & Sale - Seller's signature

Your nat having it is one thing. There not being one or you never having received one is another question. The real estate agent should have one.