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*** *** ***I could not find where the seller contacted me although I did talk to listing agent about this transaction several times due toissues with the closingI did not
contact *** *** to see if he was contacted*** *** said he never received anemail from the sellerThe listing agent did tell the seller to see an attorney and that a demand letter could be written andsent to buyer.Timeline of Alto Rd.The issue with this transaction is buyer believes they will get the money to close and does not want to terminate thecontract and release the earnest moneyWe were told multiple times by the buyer's lender they are approved howeverthe documents were not sent to the title companyThe State of Texas form to release the earnest money was sent tothe buyer however the buyer refuses to sign since they want the propertyCentury Judge *** cannot force the buyerto sign a document.Emails related to issueJune 6th, - relayed comments from buyer to seller- informed seller buyer refused to sign termination of contractand they may have to get attorney involved to terminate contractWe have been told in Texas only agreement ofparties or court can terminate a real estate contract.June 1st, - sent Realtor.com report to seller asking ifthere were questions, seller's response was no.May 21, - notified seller that buyer would not sign the release of contract however we are putting property backon market with contingency of sale the release of other contract.May 20, received email from seller and response sent May 21, 2015May lOth seller responded to May 9th email from listing ~gentListing agent then sent email saying the terminationform would be sent which listing agent didSigned form was sent to buyer so contract could be terminated.ti) Eoch Office Independently Owned and Operated!!!May buyer emailed question, response on the 9th had question about option check mailed to seller's mother.Response to question was on the 9th by listing agent.May 2nd email about Clayton Homes and response sentDiscussed placing the property back on active status.Discussed options of putting the property back to active or active contingent and what buyer told us the delay in closing.April emailed title company asking if closing docs were at the title company, copied the seller on the email to titlecompanySeller emailed asking address of title company and listing agent sent a response giving seller address oftitlecompany.April 18th listing agent sent message saying she would check on closing and asking seller if they preferred morning orafternoon for closing.April seller emailed listing agent about buyer doing work on propertylisting agent talked to buyer and stakes werefor planning purposes onlyBuyer was not to do anything to the property.March sent email about the closing and checking with the title company on the docsListing agent did check with thetitle company on the docs.March sent email concerned about seller being busy during tax seasons and attempting to set a closing time that isgood for the seller.There are more emails between the listing agent and the seller.Sincerely, ///j~***
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Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted]nd have determined that this does not resolve my dispute.
Please enter your reason(s) for rejecting the business response below.I disagree with this response.  Here are few bullet points.1)  Somewhat the emails were received but only after I reached out to them.  They have never kept in contact with me without me imitating the contact. For example they told me this past Monday that we were closing on Friday.  I received an email at 11:11 pm Thursday night that we would not be closing.  She had previously told me she would be in contact with me on Wednesday (she was suppose to receive papers from the buyer's agent that day).  After signing the listing agreement I did not hear from the realtor until 2 days after the listing agreement was up and suddenly she had a buyer.  Since then this has been a comedy act.  2)   I have a copy of the email sent to the broker that had emailed [redacted] about the closing and asking about what was going on.  His name is [redacted]I did not receive a response. 3) Regardless of whether the buyer wants the land or not, the time period expired on April 24th and I should not be held hostage and the real estate company should be helping in getting this resolved.  This does not mean I need to contact an attorney to get it resolved.  I sign up for their service to REPRESENT me as the seller and I feel they are doing everything they can to assist the buyer.  4) My understanding of the realtor laws in Texas is that they are to notify both buyer and seller 10 days in advance of the closing.  If I get notified within 2 hours I feel lucky.  I just wanted this on record so that others are aware that this company is not up to helping them.  The unprofessional behavior throughout this ordeal has been unreal.  I only signed an extension of the contract because they assured me we were going to close in 7-10 days.   In dealing with others I find that honesty and integrity are of the up most importance.  Misrepresentation of the truth is not in the best interest of anyone involved.   
Regards,
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