I'm in the middle, well almost at the end, of an escrow. We were scheduled to close tomorrow, 8/19/2021. Were being the key word.
There is a chain of transactions. There was only supposed to be two, but Lo & Behold, there are three. And, the third one is a Zillow home purchase. Zillow is purchasing the furthest buyers home....now.
I'm representing one seller, our buyers are selling their home to buy ours. Their buyer came in non-contingent and was to do a bridge loan with a local lender. That's the way the contract read.
Back in the old days, people changed their financing so much that the California Association of Realtors added a paragraph to the CONTRACT (people take the purchase agreement so lightly, but it is a contract people) that the stated financing was exactly what was going to happen. Well, that's what it says in layman terms.
So, late last week, the other listing agent and myself find out that those buyers are in fact not doing a bridge loan, but are selling their home to Zillow. Well, it actually turns out somehow Zillow is selling it to some buyers. Yes, Zillow can do that now.
This is in fact a breach of contract, but we just want to close, so we're kinda stuck now!!
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