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Holding back my escrow cuz there're pissed at me??

I won't get into the whole deal, but here's the problems. I sold my house. Part of their offer was to let me stay in my house rent free for aprox 3 months, which I needed. Also offered no inspection! Accepted the offer. My nephew was my realtor..(problem number one,,,new, not very professional.) The whole thing is just wierd. The buyers and I had our own closings...I never met them, which was fine. While at my closing the other agent texts my agent, and asks as a favor, if I would give a walk thru of the house before I move out. I wasn't happy about it, but said ok. Well it didn't happen for various reasons, I was pissed at my realtor for various reasons, and I just left the keys on the counter when I moved out. I still cannot figure out what this walk thru was to be about?? I did put sticky notes on shut off valves, switches, whatever....house was spotless.

So as you can figure, their realtor, the buyers and my realtor/nephew were pissed cuz I didn't do the walk thru. Anyways, "whoever" now is holding my escrow and water bill refund because they are pissed at me. I'm barely talking to my nephew, who isn't returning my calls...he doesn't know what's going on with my refund, or where it is.....yeah okay.....anyone have any idea who I can call to figure this out? Can they hold it for whatever reason? The whole situation is very stupid....part of the problem is my nephew doesn't understand that I'm his customer first, apparently the commission he just made off me wasn't enough.

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