If this is not my property to purchase, then wouldn't that be none of my business to check up on?
Not a bad question, but then: If this were not your property to purchase, then why do you need to sign a quit claim, which the sole purpose is to remove the signer's claim to that property? Seems to me it's every bit your business...
Also, you may not know all the ins and outs of this transaction (because he's not to be believed), but what you DO know is that he really wants you to sign a quit claim if he is going to proceed. Therefore, by his own definition YOU are the one dictating the pace of how slow or fast this goes...
And do your best to let his spew roll of your back - he's just trying to dictate terms in a situation where he doesn't have the control (or the right) to.
And thanks for your post over on my thread! Haven't found an actual Peet's store, but did find it on the grocery shelf...
Kev
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall." -Confucius
"God alone decides the contest; but we must put our shoulders to the wheel." -Adm. D.G. Farragut
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