You need to look into Oregon state law. Many states have provisions that

Sep 16, 2020
1:11:10pm

vegasnative All-American

basically say, if you have an inspection done and don't find an issue, you are out of luck unless you have some evidence that the other side hid the issue. Get a lawyer for sure.

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Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:05pm

Did you know about the groundwater problem when you sold it?

Conan

9/16/20 1:07pm

Long story short. No.

Tsisquan

9/16/20 2:05pm

You need to look into Oregon state law. Many states have provisions that

vegasnative

9/16/20 1:11pm

How would you hide that?

DirtyWater

9/16/20 1:12pm

All good advice. But know this

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:24pm

Why don't you just wait and see if they sue you? There's plenty of time to hire

DirtyWater

9/16/20 1:30pm

In Oregon. The sales contact we both sign says

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:36pm

Well. They spent money on lawyer to do demand letter

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:40pm

Arbitration and court are the same for this analysis. Unless you covenanted to

DirtyWater

9/16/20 2:00pm

Take a close look at the contract. In some states...

dizzagle

9/16/20 1:33pm

Exactly. We are going to mediate

Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:37pm

Look at the contract and get an Oregon attorney or a local to help you find one. Don't discuss

Baron

9/16/20 1:36pm

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Tsisquan

9/16/20 1:38pm

RE: Look at the contract and get an Oregon attorney or a local to help you find

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