Netperx said:
It was the sellers who told the listing agent the wrong information and the listing agent was using it as a selling point.
There are two MRs and there was no miscommunication. The listing agent has already apologized for the mistake on him and the sellers part.
The contingency's have not been signed off and I can walk away if it comes to that.
If contingencies remain, you can walk away from the deal for any or no reason at all. Honestly depends how much you want the home. If it really meets your needs and you're getting a good deal (not overpaying), then maybe just let it go. If if bothers you on principle or something just doesn't smell right, cancel the deal and find another option.It all depends on the price-point and neighborhood as far as what other options you have regarding inventory. If inventory is tight at the price-point and neighborhood you're looking at, and it make sense for you, maybe just go through with it and brown-bag it for lunch from now on 8)
