Texas flipper and their agent lied about tankless water heater, square footage, and signed repair agreement. Now says selling at appraised price was their “concession.” Looking for advice.
I closed on a house in Texas last week and I feel as both the flipper and the agent have acted in bad faith in several instances. Now I may to have to pay several thousand dollars to fix an issue they agreed to fix in the repair amendment. First, the online listing stated the home had a tankless water heater. When I toured the home, I discovered that the home had a standard unit. I thought that it must have just been an oversight on the listing, but also thought it was weird that the brochure on the table said the home had a tankless water heater. I let it go. During inspection, we also discovered (among several other needed repairs such as a plumbing leak and a GFCI issue) that the electrical outlets were two-prong and the home and outlets were not grounded. We added the repairs, including grounding the outlets and home, as well as repairing the GCFI to function as intended, to the repair amendment. The sellers signed agreeing to complete these repairs before closing. Then the app...