ignorance, judgment, neighbors
SO my wife and I bought our first MH finally! But first lets rewind. About a year and a half ago, we bought our first home, 2000 square ft absolutely beautiful in a quite dead end neighborhood. I k...
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If the covenants are not part of your closing documents, then someone, either the previous owner or the listing realtor may have a legal problem or the Title company failed in its actions.
The burden is on those parties for disclosure of property restrictions in most states. Discussion with the Title Company or Escrow Agent might be in order.
If the disclosures were in fact made, you have no recourse.
Becoming the Covenant Police yourself to gain exception to valid covenants because other covenants are being violated likely would not end in success for you.
Sorry for your problems, but hope you can sort them out.
Thank you for you service!
The burden is on those parties for disclosure of property restrictions in most states. Discussion with the Title Company or Escrow Agent might be in order.
If the disclosures were in fact made, you have no recourse.
Becoming the Covenant Police yourself to gain exception to valid covenants because other covenants are being violated likely would not end in success for you.
Sorry for your problems, but hope you can sort them out.
Thank you for you service!
