[header] How to sue for real estate fraud [title] Get your copy of the contract. [step] The real estate contract may itself contain fraudulent information, which could form the basis of the lawsuit. You should find your copy of the purchase and sale agreement.
[header] How to sue for real estate fraud [title] Get your copy of the contract. [step] The real estate contract may itself contain fraudulent information, which could form the basis of the lawsuit. You should find your copy of the purchase and sale agreement.
It will tell you the exact details of the contract. When you get your copy, send it to the person or person you intend to sue, whichever the case is. Type " real estate " and " purchase agreement " in the address bar. [substeps] You also can have your (or your agent's) copy taken away from the buyer. [substeps] To find your copy of the purchase and sale agreement, visit the u.s. patent and trademark office (uspto) website. If you can't find your copy, then ask your real estate agent for a copy. [substeps] If any terms of your sale were negotiated in communications outside the contract-such as voicemails, phone calls, or emails-gather evidence of those too.