Hummer30
Apr 2, 2009, 06:48 PM
1st Thanks in advance to ALL for any advice/suggestions given in this question...
Currently I'm in a sales agreement as a BUYER to purchase land from a SELLER. Went through the lenders criteria and finally had the apprasier from the lender go out to the lot to be apprasied. FYI: This land is included for a construction loan to be a residential home on this lot. The appraiser comes back and tells the lender the home to be built on the property is priced right though the LAND selling price is a whopping $40,000 less than sellers asking price. Now I have a rejection from the lender due to the price discripency of the land and not the home to be built on it, as well nothing to do with my credit. I'm furious because I already have $$$$ wrapped up w/ the septic design and some prelimenary surveying fees... Can I possible recoupe these expenses if the Seller does not want to sell me the property at this lesser rate?? Would a good thing to do is have a lawyer look into this? Maybe my sales agreement? Or should I just walk away with $1,500 in fees given out for nothing to show?? PLEASE HELP:confused:
Currently I'm in a sales agreement as a BUYER to purchase land from a SELLER. Went through the lenders criteria and finally had the apprasier from the lender go out to the lot to be apprasied. FYI: This land is included for a construction loan to be a residential home on this lot. The appraiser comes back and tells the lender the home to be built on the property is priced right though the LAND selling price is a whopping $40,000 less than sellers asking price. Now I have a rejection from the lender due to the price discripency of the land and not the home to be built on it, as well nothing to do with my credit. I'm furious because I already have $$$$ wrapped up w/ the septic design and some prelimenary surveying fees... Can I possible recoupe these expenses if the Seller does not want to sell me the property at this lesser rate?? Would a good thing to do is have a lawyer look into this? Maybe my sales agreement? Or should I just walk away with $1,500 in fees given out for nothing to show?? PLEASE HELP:confused: