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miswarranties may be the wrong word. All I am saying is I was sold one thing in principle and I am receiving a totally different thing. I acknowledge I was reching on that. the point was I am not scared one bit of being sued thru arbitration. for the record, if i could close (financing), and i thought a good portion of the building was going to close, I would. they place is really nice. don't blame winchester really, the investment banks have really botched this whole process up and in the long run have cost themselves a bunch of money.
What is stopping people with contracts from closing? Inability to get financing in this market? Or concern that it'll remain mostly empty with ballooning HOA fees? Or both?
In the mean time those of us with deposits already in the hopper will get the shaft, along with those who close early. Fire sale situation is what I see in the future. We're already seeing it in other locations. Who knows?
I was notified by my realtor to schedule my closing date. I was not given a 10 day requirement and would have fought that since I was ready to close last January, March, April, and June. I have already eaten 4 airline tickets due to the delays. So, now, closing is on my schedule. I have set the date for late August and no one is telling me that is too far out.
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