Q: Is there anything the seller can do after they've signed the contract and closing is done and it's already been recorded
I recently purchased a home from a lady and everything had been signed everything have been recorded everything have been paid and her son shows up harassing me at the house because he feels like she didn't get enough money is there anything that they can do besides embarrass me and try to run me off and which I'm not going anywhere and what's my next move to stop this harassment
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Tell him that the next time he sets foot on your property, you are calling the cops because he is trespassing. And do it, and press charges. Hire an attorney for about $100 or so to write the guy a strongly worded letter.
There is no justification for this clown's behavior, so if it comes to it, make it (legally) hurt.
Stephen Arnold Black agrees with this answer
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Make sure you record the deed, if you haven't done so already. Once you do that, other uninvited guests are trespassers, that's what Mr. K was trying to explain.
Good luck.
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