Country Realty

Judy [redacted] , sales agent with Country Realty, was contacted by [redacted] to look at the property at [redacted] in Grafton On January 28, he signed a purchase agreement for $47,to purchase the property He put down $cash for earnest money and stated that the purchase was contingent on the release of 401K funds from [redacted] McMillian Judy states that she did visit with [redacted] regarding the funds and where they were coming from [redacted] sent verification of funds on January 28, On February 29, 2016, Country Realty received the $46,in the mailIt was Judy's understanding that [redacted] was not in the area at the time of the viewing of the home so it was only going to be [redacted] signing the purchase agreement Judy states that in her conversations with [redacted] and ***, neither party ever told Judy to include [redacted] on the purchase agreement Grand Forks Abstract was the closing agent on the property on March 15, GF Abstract prepares the warranty deed It would have been up to [redacted] and [redacted] to notify either Judy or GF Abstract that they wanted both names on the warranty deedI would have to question that GF Abstract said she couldn't be on the deed because they didn't know where the money came from That doesn't make sense As far as Judy remembers at the time of closing, [redacted] questioned why her name was not on the deed, but that [redacted] told her they should just close and they could change it later It is not the duty of Country Realty to come between a husband and wife with regards to legal mattersAs the broker of Country Realty, I stand by Judy [redacted] in the sale of this home There was no wrong doing on her part I would suggest that [redacted] and [redacted] have a warranty deed prepared by an attorney with both of their names on it

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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me

I spoke with [redacted] by phone on Thursday, October 13, 2016.  I said that Country Realty is willing to pay for a warranty deed from [redacted] to [redacted] and [redacted] giving them both ownership.  We agreed on a local attorney that will prepare the deed.  [redacted] stated that she believes [redacted] will sign it.  I have sent the legal description of the property and the owners information to the attorney and we should be able to execute the warranty deed by Wednesday, October 19, 2016.  I do believe this will resolve the matter.

Judy [redacted], sales agent with Country Realty, was contacted by [redacted] to look at the property at [redacted] in Grafton.  On January 28, 2016 he signed a purchase agreement for $47,000 to purchase the property.  He put down $2000 cash for earnest money and...

stated that the purchase was contingent on the release of 401K funds from [redacted] McMillian.  Judy states that she did visit with [redacted] regarding the funds and where they were coming from.  [redacted] sent verification of funds on January 28, 2016.  On February 29, 2016, Country Realty received the $46,000 in the mail. It was Judy's understanding that [redacted] was not in the area at the time of the viewing of the home so it was only going to be [redacted] signing the purchase agreement.  Judy states that in her conversations with [redacted] and [redacted], neither party ever told Judy to include [redacted] on the purchase agreement.  Grand Forks Abstract was the closing agent on the property on March 15, 2016.  GF Abstract prepares the warranty deed.  It would have been up to [redacted] and [redacted] to notify either Judy or GF Abstract that they wanted both names on the warranty deed. I would have to question that GF Abstract said she couldn't be on the deed because they didn't know where the money came from.  That doesn't make sense.  As far as Judy remembers at the time of closing, [redacted] questioned why her name was not on the deed, but that [redacted] told her they should just close and they could change it later.  It is not the duty of Country Realty to come between a husband and wife with regards to legal matters. As the broker of Country Realty, I stand by Judy [redacted] in the sale of this home.   There was no wrong doing on her part.  I would suggest that [redacted] and [redacted] have a warranty deed prepared by an attorney with both of their names on it.