Buyer sign hand written agreement and then cancel the deal does get her money back?
The buyer and seller agree on the price for a 2006 scion xb with 12050 miles on it for 12000, and sign a handwritten agreement. She wrote me a $500 personal check to hold the car until Friday which is five days. I took it off the market for that time and had to turn down other offers for the car because I thought it was sold. I gave the buyer all of my info and my cars lien holder info such as phone number my account number and any info she need to get the correct pay off for the car. Everything was going good until thurs. I was cleaning out the car and when looking thur my paper work when I bought the car I bought a 5 yr extended warranty bumber to bumber coverage. And notice I could cancel to get a refund or transfer it a new owner if I wanted. So I email her and offer to sell her the extended warranty for at least half price what I paid for it. Casus she wanted to have two certified check to me and my lien holder which was fine to be sure the car will be paid off. I thought be a good deal for her. But then she turns around and says that since she is paying off my loan she should receive for no extra cost. I told her that the only the car was listed no info on there was there a extended warranty on there. So she thought I was double dipping un her pockets and she cancel the deal 12hrs before picking the car up. Now she what her money back she paid for the deposit $500 by wed or she was for to file a small claims case again me for stealing $500 dollars from her.SO A LONG STORY SHORT DOES SHE GET HER MONEY BACK OR I GO TO COURT WITH. OR JUST KEEP THE MONEY?