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Buyer dies 3 days before closing on home. Surviving spouse still wants the property

NY moving down south to North Carolina. My dad and mom bought a retirement house in NC. They agreed on a set price and my mom and dads name are on the deed.

My dad died last week, the house was supposed to close last Wednesday. We are recieving money from inheritance and trying to explain we still want the house. Weve sent proof of funds to them.

I think the seller is trying to back out and relist?? The realtor is trying to force my mom to sign papers all of the sudden, which i told her not to. (Release Form)

If her name is on the deed, how long is our offer legally binded? The closing was last wendesday? Surely we have another week until the money is released? We are paying cash.They are making it seem like we have to pay tommorow and it seems very pressuring.

Weve sent documents proving we are recieving funds. Anyone got any advice/legal tips here? We are going through our own real estate lawyer now.

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