Today, I submitted an offer on a house. I got a call a few minutes later saying that it had collapsed. FML
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Dave_Davington
| 33
I'm sure it's nothing a bit of duct tape can't fix.
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xxWTFxx1981
| 21
I thought it was that's the way the cookie crumbles... or was it that's the way the house crumbles... either way better now then after you buy it and move in..
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xxWTFxx1981
| 21
I thought it was that's the way the cookie crumbles... or was it that's the way the house crumbles... either way better now then after you buy it and move in..
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Sinshine
| 27
Better now than after you actually bought it. I'd say it's lucky it happened like this. Not like they can't hold you to an offer you made on a house that's not there in the same condition/state anymore.
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Dave_Davington
| 33
I'm sure it's nothing a bit of duct tape can't fix.
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julfunky
| 29
If duct tape didn’t work then you didn’t use enough.
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RichardPencil
| 29
Wow! That house sure didn’t want you to be inside it!
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badrussian79
| 10
No clue how this is an FML. If you had found out AFTER closing I’d say FML.
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tounces7
| 27
I would consider lowering your offer, now.
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IrieStorm
| 9
Sounds you dodged a bullet.
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WereDictionary
| 3
So did the offer get through?
Did you own the house when it collapsed?
Because otherwise I dont ee the FML.
Did you own the house when it collapsed?
Because otherwise I dont ee the FML.
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jbuckets_404
| 38
OP, you don't have to lower your offer if you don't want to. Hopefully, the land is still okay ... unless there's now a sinkhole.
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Darcie Kleino
| 5
The offer collapsed or the house did?