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Complaint Review: Nexes Realty Robert Marshal "Marshal Builders" - Muskegon Michigan
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Nexes Realty Robert Marshal "Marshal Builders"
nexesrealty.com Muskegon, 49442 Michigan, U.S.A.
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Nexes Realty, Robert Marshal "Marshal Builders" They hold your money and You hostage Muskegon Michigan
the realty company keeps telling that they can not give me back my Earnest money. It has been 4 1/2 years and because they say the seller "marshal builders" wants to dispute the money they can't give it back to me. The contingency in the purchase agreement was that he was to fix the things that were broken in the bathroom. he refused to do so at a meeting in the Nexes realty office, so i put paerwork through to withdraw my offer. and i signed paperwork to have him sign too to release my earnest money and he refused. Nexes says that he still to today won't sign the release and that they can't do anything.
i would believe that the statute of limitations would be over by now. and my money should be released to me.
I would not use Nexes Realty or do business with marshal builders!!!
Madfirefly
grand rapids, Michigan
U.S.A.
i would believe that the statute of limitations would be over by now. and my money should be released to me.
I would not use Nexes Realty or do business with marshal builders!!!
Madfirefly
grand rapids, Michigan
U.S.A.
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Real Estate Broker
Muskegon,Michigan,
U.S.A.
More to the story?
#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, September 25, 2008
I would like to help you with your problem. There has to be more to the story. I am an associate broker at Nexes Realty. First of all there are some guideline that we have to follow by law. One is for the earnest money. If the time frame was not met by you for inspections, or loan, then the earnest money can't be given back, by law, until both parties agree. It has nothing to do with Nexes Realty. It is the law. Now I don't know the whole story, just what you wrote here. Give me the details, agent's name involved, address of the property and I will look into it. This is a common thing with earnest money. The reason it's there is just in case the buyer gets cold feet and takes the home off of the market. The seller has a right to that money for the home being off of the market. Again, I don't know if this was the case but this is just an example of the earnest money being held.
