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Originally Posted by JMS935
Tell the moron who bought it that PPI is intended to stand for Pre-Purchase Inspection, meaning beforehand, where they can either walk away from it or negotiate out the findings of the report into the sales price. This is when the prerogative on how to proceed is all theirs. In this case however, it stands for Post-Purchase Inspection, which affords the buyer none of those options.
Of all the professions a used car buyer could have, you’d think that an attorney would be the one to do their proper due diligence prior to purchase enough so that they wouldn’t find themselves in this predicament. I’d gather this implies that this buyer/attorney is quite poor at their own profession, as proper due diligence is needed to be a successful attorney. If I ever got wind that this is how my attorney handles his own transactions (deals), he’d never be handling any of mine anymore.
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Best part is apparently he bought the car to flip it. When that didn't work, he came knocking at my buddy's door. He put it up on PCAR market less than two weeks after he got the car....espousing how the car is track-ready, fresh, etc. No shock that a shady dude is listing things on PCar market.
All said, does anyone have a good attorney rec?
Note: I feel the need to clarify here. The car was in great working order.....taken straight from the track and mothballed for a few years. The fact that the car had been sitting (and prob needed fluids, damper rebuild, etc) was all disclosed (at least I was told that to be the case). Sold for a fraction of the parts costs and just solid track day/HPDE/race car.