A Texas Real Estate purchase agreement creates binding obligations for both buyers and sellers. When one party fails to perform under the contract, disputes can arise over closing obligations, termination rights, earnest money, title conditions, financing deadlines, and other contractual terms.
Real Estate contract disputes often develop quickly, particularly when a transaction is close to closing or significant money has already been invested into the deal.
The Keller Firm represents buyers, sellers, investors, and property owners in Texas real estate breach of contract disputes and failed transaction litigation.
Does This Sound Like You?
- A buyer or seller refused to close under the purchase agreement.
- A dispute arose over whether a party had a valid right to terminate the contract.
- Earnest money is being withheld after a failed real estate transaction.
- A contractual deadline or notice requirement was missed before closing.
- A seller failed to make repairs or remedy property conditions required under the agreement.
If any of these situations sound familiar, contact The Keller Firm to discuss your situation and learn about your legal options.
When to Speak to a Real Estate Attorney
It is generally best to contact a Real Estate attorney as soon as possible. Real estate contracts often contain strict deadlines, notice provisions, and remedy clauses that may affect the legal options available to the parties. Delays can impact negotiations, closing timelines, and the preservation of evidence related to the transaction.
A Texas Real Estate attorney can evaluate the contract, communication between the parties, and the status of the transaction to help clarify which remedies or defenses may be available.
Not Sure If This Applies to Your Situation?
Real Estate contract disputes can involve more than simply a failed closing. Many disputes arise from disagreements over performance obligations, termination rights, financing contingencies, repair negotiations, title conditions, or contractual deadlines.
Contact us to discuss your situation and better understand your options.