The trials and tribulations of selling your home to a
corporate buyer who may really want to buy your home
or who is simply looking to get your home free.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
I've done my part
At the lawyer's office yesterday I signed the agreement (less clause 11, Right to Occupy) given to me by the agent. So I've done my part.
I am a homeowner, residing in Windsor, Ontario, who is presently having dealings with a corporation who has
made offers to buy my house
and other homes in the
surrounding area in which I live.
You never know with a corporation if its public agenda is sincere or if there's another hidden agenda that'll materialize
when you least expect it.
How do you know that the corporation really wants to buy your home? Maybe it doesn't want your home but is just going through the motions for public relations
purposes; or it does want your home but doesn't want to
pay for it. It would rather a third party buy you home, let's say taxpayers by way of expropriation or perhaps, wants the home, but neither wants to pay or allow the
taxpayers to pay. Who knows. Time will tell if the corporation is on the up and up. If not, I'll be forced
to remain in a house, made
worthless by the corporation,
surrouded by industrial barbwire fence.
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