TGS Properties, LLC

Revdex.com staff entered response via live chat: buyer had inspection done, noted drain in basement should be snaked....did not say problems with drainsI had plumber come and snake it and run camera to street, a dryer softener sheet was caught in trap, removedhad film taken of drain no broken
tiles, clear to street...drained fineThis was no proof enough for buyerheld up earnest money because I had proved nothing wronghis response was neighbors said there were problemsHow would they know about any house but their own? He produced no proof, no names, nothingEarnest money is still in escrow

I have owned the property since 2009. The foundation was totally waterproofed by the previous owner and has never in that time had any problems.  We have had 3 renters in there in that time and no problems with any dampness.  I was willing to provide the last tenant written confirmation since they lived there for 6 years.  No house is perfect.  A dryer sheet was found in the trap.   The plumber snaked and took video footage to the street to make sure that debris was the only problem. I was willing to provide his bill and assessment in writing.  How can I provide more "warranty."  So the complaint saying "no proof of nothing" is not accurate.  He chooses to believe renters occupying next door talking about their house.  The only thing true in his statement was dirty carpet  and gfi in garage.  Since I had just put down new laminate flooring throughout house, I figured buyer could put in their own choice in 2 bedrooms. Since the entire house had been repainted ONE window painted shut is not a big deal and I did not open all windows in 4 floors to check.  No house is perfect, This house was totally new from walls in in 2009, new wiring, I even updated electrical panel to higher ampage before sale. new roof, new fence, new garage doors.  He missed on this one due to listening to neighbor's problems and neglecting evidence presented him.  His loss.

Revdex.com 2800 Euclid Avenue, 4". Floor Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2408 Re: Complaint Number [redacted], made by [redacted] against TGS Properties, LLC. Dear Revdex.com: Please be advised that the issue underlying this complaint has been resolved and the parties have settled their dispute. Mutual Releases have been signed, the property owned by TGS Properties LK is back on the market and the Earnest Money has been returned to the Buyer. All parties are satisfied by this result. Thank You for your attention to this matter.Sincerely[redacted]

Revdex.com staff entered response via live chat: buyer had inspection done, noted drain in basement should be snaked....did not say problems with drains. I had plumber come and snake it and run camera to street, a dryer softener sheet was caught in trap, removed. had film taken of drain no broken tiles, clear to street...drained fine. This was no proof enough for buyer. held up earnest money because I had proved nothing wrong. his response was neighbors said there were problems. How would they know about any house but their own? He produced no proof, no names, nothing. Earnest money is still in escrow.