Knoxville, TN asked in Real Estate Law for Tennessee

Q: I agreed to purchase a property that I and my two siblings own.

My brother and I signed the closing documents provided by Tennessee Valley Title Company. She initially delayed signing the closing documents sighting vacation and then illness, not price. She is now saying she does not agree with the price. My husband and I now live on the property in an upstairs apartment. We are going to install new floors before using the main level. We purchased an $8900 mower and have been maintaining the property since March.

She is not an easy person to deal with, what can I do?

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  • Knoxville, TN
  • Licensed in Tennessee

A: Have you got a recorded Deed to the property where you have title? You may wish to hire an attorney to check your title, as apparently you are not sure what has occurred. If she conveyed her interest in the real property, and you own it, then you should not have to worry with her complaints.

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