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Okay Brett, spoke to dad yesterday afternoon. He said it is all dependant on what the contract says. When you get back in town, we can have him look it over and he should be able to give you some guidance, whether it would be worthwhile to file suit, which at first blush he thought it might cost more than you could recover if an attorney is writing your letters.
Good advice from Dueller on this, ceritfied letters are far superior to a phone call. If you had a real estate agent, they had a responsibility to look out for your interestests, something that nobody seems to mention with all this subprime stuff. 30 day letter is good, then if you end up in front of a judge, you are saying, "Your honor, I am sorry to waste the courts time with this, I tried to resolve their error without resorting to legal action." and they are saying, "Well it is his house now, he should have checked that out" or something lame and ridiculous to that effect. I will give you a call over the weekend and see about Pops having a look at your stuff, keep in mind he is not a RE guy, but he almost certainly could put you together with one if that looks like the way to go.
I would expect them to jump pretty quick when they get a letter from you, can't prove a telephone conversation, but a letter is tough to dispute.
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