Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

Re: after going to closing seller wont vacate property

Based on what you told me you have two options....option number one do nothing and walk away, you are looking at a legal dispute that may take anywhere between 6 months to one year....but my recommendation is option number two, basically you should retain an attorney and sue this individual for damages and specific performance, meaning you force him to sign the house over to you....if he already did sign all of the documents and accepted your money from the closing company then you would need to seek legal recourse to evict this individual....you have a tough road ahead, but once you start you will most likely be victorious...best of luck.

Sincerely,

Marc V. Taiani, Esquire

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Re: after going to closing seller wont vacate property

The facts you provided in your question do not give enough detail to give you accurate advice. You must obtain legal counsel at this point. Was property transferred to you? If the Seller refused to honor agreement of sale, you have to bring a legal action for specific performance. If you have a written agreement of sale and met all the condition, you can legally force the seller to transfer title. But get an attorney immediately. Gerald Hershenson Esq.