Real Estate Demand Letters

Recover your earnest money deposit when a real estate transaction falls through due to seller breach or contingency failures.

Demand compensation when sellers fail to disclose known material defects under California's Transfer Disclosure Statement requirements.

Hold real estate agents accountable for breach of fiduciary duty, failure to investigate, or misrepresentation of property facts.

Address escrow company errors, unauthorized fund releases, or delays in disbursement of closing proceeds.

Demand resolution for undisclosed liens, easements, encroachments, or chain of title problems affecting property ownership.

Challenge unreasonable HOA actions, architectural review denials, or violations of the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act.

Contest improper HOA fines and demand proper notice and hearing procedures under California Civil Code.

Challenge discriminatory or selective enforcement of CC&Rs against your property while ignoring similar violations by neighbors.

Pursue claims for construction defects under California's Right to Repair Act (SB 800) pre-litigation requirements.

Hold home inspectors liable for missed defects and failure to meet professional standards of care during property inspection.

Address Transfer Disclosure Statement violations and incomplete disclosures under California Civil Code Section 1102.

Resolve commercial lease disputes including rent disputes, CAM charges, lease violations, and tenant improvement issues.

Multi-state templates for buyer or seller breach of real estate purchase contracts, financing failures, and closing delays.

Templates for challenging HOA fines, enforcement actions, and architectural review decisions in any state.

Demand letters for construction defects, project delays, incomplete work, and contractor abandonment.

For contractors: Respond to homeowner defect claims, punch list disputes, and payment withholding professionally.