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Specific Performance of an Option Contract to Purchase Real Property is Barred Absent Agreement on All Material Terms
By: Richard H. Herold On November 14, 2017, the Court of Appeals (Division 1), in Offerman v. Granada, LLC, 2017 WL 5352664, reversed a trial court order directing specific performance of an alleged option to purchase real property, holding that … Continue reading
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Richard Herold
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Sellers Cannot Look to the Appraiser When Lenders Pull the Plug on a Prospective House Flip
By: Eric Spencer An outgrowth of Arizona’s housing downturn in recent years has been the proliferation of would-be real estate investors who purchase, renovate and flip residential properties. On the other hand, in part to prevent the next downturn from … Continue reading
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Tagged appraisal, appraiser liability, Restatement of Torts §552, Southwest Non-Profit Housing Corp. v. Nowak
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