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Jul 29, 2014
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IndependentGeorge
I wouldn't make any threats.
If you can't bear the thought of losing the earnest money, I would do nothing.
If you are prepared to take a risk, and you really no longer want to deal with this builder anymore, then I would just back out.
Threats will get you nowhere, IMO.
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Is threatening to back out of purchasing a home a good idea?
BertoChavez
7/29/14 11:52am
depends on how negotiations have gone previously
NanoFab Coug
7/29/14 11:57am
Good points. Btw, there's no way pocketing my earnest deposit would be bad for
BertoChavez
7/29/14 12:03pm
in your contract there is a clause that details what you can do
kotacoug
7/29/14 12:15pm
I wouldn't make any threats.
IndependentGeorge
7/29/14 12:05pm
How about a harmless threat like saying I'll recommend friends against them?
BertoChavez
7/29/14 12:07pm
if they are not providing adequate products they are in breach of contract
kotacoug
7/29/14 12:17pm
What about when you are haggling with Comcast about getting a deal?
rcbyufan
7/29/14 12:16pm
The only reason I know how easy it is to get better prices is because of how
BertoChavez
7/29/14 12:18pm
My experience being affiliated with the largest home builder in Utah
CHUNKman
7/29/14 1:30pm
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