Helping BUYERS Get Deposit Refunds!!!

The downturn of the real estate market has led purchasers to reevaluate their once promising condominium/real estate purchases. If you have a client that is seeking to get out of their purchase of a condominium unit or other real estate purchase, you can help them.

There are experienced attorneys helping purchasers obtain all, or a portion, of their condominium purchase deposits back.

Your client may have a case if they've paid a deposit and the developer has done one or more of the following:

Violated the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act

Violated a state land sales registration statute

Made material changes to underlying governing documents for the condominium (i.e. changes to your Declaration, Rules and Restrictions, Purchase Agreement, etc.)

Made false or inaccurate statements with regards to completion dates or amenities to be provided with your condominium

Failed to provide a required state disclosure document

Purchasers may be able to get their money back, even after closing. Also, they may be able to get your deposit back on real estate purchases for new construction homes in a planned community.

Finding out if you can obtain your deposit is simple. In Florida you can call us, or submit your contact information, to find out if we can help in your situation. Not pursuing all of your options could lead to a purchase you do not want. Using us, you may be able to get out of that purchase. We've done this before with success.

If you're outside of the state of Florida and Pennsylvania, do an internet search for law offices representing buyers and specializing in returns of deposits.

If you help a client to get their money back, chances are that they will invest in another property with you down the road.

Scott Miller, Realtor®
Estate Specialist
Commercial RE
Business Broker
Realty Associates
561-716-4060 direct
561-451-9377 fax
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