Posted by Jimmy Bond on 7/02/09

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I went to www.ibuyland.com to sell a lot that I own in
Florida. I filled out the Internet form with all of the
information about the lot. The owner of the site replied to
me by e-mail with an offer that I promptly accepted. He
stated in his offer that he would send me "contracts" and
"close in two weeks." Several days went by and he never sent
me anything. I phoned the number listed for the site and
spoke with the person who made the offer. He stated that
he'd get back to me. He got back to me by e-mail with a
substantially lower offer. I told him we already had a
contract for the higher price. He said no contract was made
and never closed on the lot. I am now suing him for
performance. However, I am afraid of being sanctioned for
his attorney fees if I lose. What is my risk of being
assessed attorney fees? Do I have a claim "supported by the
application of then-existing law?"

Thanks

Land Contract, 7/02/09, by Jimmy Bond.

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