by Adam Martin, The Examiner
The buyer is suing everyone involved, it seems. Who do you think is at fault here?
- The brother of the deceased owner, who sold the place at market price when it was a restricted Below Market unit? [maybe he didn't know]
- The buyer (an attorney) for not checking the title report that showed the restriction? [maybe she lets her "people" deal with the details when it's not a court case]
- The real estate folks on both the seller and buyer side who didn't check into whether the unit was a Below Market unit? [anything to do with the commission being based on sale price?]
- The appraiser who didn't check whether there were Below Market restrictions and appraised it at market price?
- The butcher?
- The baker?
- The candlestick maker?
[via Curbed SF]
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