If I signed a purchase agreement to build a new home but have recieved a job offer in another state, what would I be liable for if I break the agreement?
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If I signed a purchase agreement to build a new home but have recieved a job offer in another state, what would I be liable for if I break the agreement?
Asked on December 12, 2012 under Real Estate Law, South Dakota
Answers:
eric redman / Redman Ludwig, P.C.
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
the contract has provisions for what happens if you do not carry through with the sale. often there may be a way out of the contract by showing that the seller did not do something timely. read the conract or have a lawyer do so.
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