furniture purchase TX contract?
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If you did not receive the merchandise then call your finance company and they can cancell the contract.  You are not obligated to have to buy something else.  Find the manufacture and item numbers and search online for the merchandise and then create a new contract for the store that has it.   Also most companies that drop a line should have notifed the furniture store prior they should call the furniture rep and have them do a trace to see if they have stock left in warehouse or can find another dealer who still has the items and they can work it out for you.
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One trick to get it for free is to ask a house agent for a Sample copy of his company's standard lease agreement. You'll need to modify some clauses to adapt for your use and avoid copyright related issues.
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try http://www.onrebate.com\ncall or email the store your bought the item from.
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You MUST mention it to your superiors, otherwise you could be considered an accomplice or willingly trying to cover for your husband. They will need to ask the company's attorney how to proceed but I believe it should go something like this. The Company will send an official letter to the customer appoligizing for the infraction, and a new contract/purchase order or whatever form that needs to be signed with his actual signature. That's it, no fuss no muss.
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The validity of the contract will not be affected by the place of signing or preparartion.\n\nFor other details u should explain the nature of arrangement.
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Read your contract for a clause that explains how you can get our of it.  Also, get advice from an attorney - show him your contract.  Good luck!
834917
go to a woodshop that makes furniture and buy it Unfinished, then have someone you know or yourself finish it, it's alot cheapre that way
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I believe it depends on what is written in your contract.  I recommend asking a professional (i.e. attorney).
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Depending on situations- Is there anything that refers to this situation in the " terms of agreement "?\nIs there any indication that remaining merchandise is on back order? B/O\nIf so that business can not refuse shipment.
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I bought mine, at a staples store..It's all leather, with arms, and it is very comfortable..I got it, for $69.00, when it was on sale..They also have free delivery..Here is a link, for you to check..\nhttp://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?ts=1142930710059&categoryId=10079&catalogId=10051&firstlevelCategoryId=12292&secondlevelCatName=Furniture&cm_re=CATS_ALL*FURNITURE*Chairs&prodCatType=2&langId=-1&secondlevelCategoryId=10705&storeId=10001&firstlevelCatName=Products
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1.  Contact local real estate agents.\n2.  Advertise in the classifieds.\n\nBe careful.  If you miss a payment, the owner of the property can evict you and keep all the money you have paid them.  Traditionally, contract for deed sellers have victiimized poor persons by offering them land very cheap through a contract for deed.  The poor person, usualy an immigrant, "buys" through a contract for deed and builds a house on the property.  If the buyer misses one payment or is late, the seller evicts and the sell resells the house and land to someone else for more money.  Since the buyer doesn't actually own the property in a contract for deed sale, it is actually like renting to buy.\n\nThese types of sales have been used to victimize immigrants in South Texas.
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IF you have good furniture, and no pets, there's always Showhomes of America. \n\nI've done this, and I haven't paid rent in two and half years.  I live in a house on the market for over $600,000 in the DFW metroplex (it's a sweet house).\n\nThere are some downsides.  If a Realtor wants to show the house, you have to leave.  And you have to already have a house worth of very nice furniture.
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FAQs\n\n\nWhat do we do/what are our main product lines?\n\nWhat are our trading terms?\n\nHow long have you been in the wholesale interior business?\n\nWhat sort of furniture do we do?\n\nHow do we deliver the goods?\n\nDo we do any other products that aren't in our brochure?\n\nDo we offer any other services?\n\nWhat fabrics do you use to upholster chairs and furniture?\n\nDo the lamps come with bulbs?\n\nDo we stock spare light fittings?\n\nIs the glass on the tables good quality?\n\nWhere can we buy your products?\n\nWhat do we do/what are our main product lines?\nPretty much everything for the home and interior market. This includes furniture, lighting ceramics, tables, chairs, giftware, capodimonte, Italian suites and much more besides.\n\nWhat are our trading terms?\nInitial orders work on a cash and delivery basis and we charge £15 carriage for most orders. There is no minimum order. We can also arrange finance on certain orders subject to status.\n\nHow long have you been in the wholesale interior business?\nAbout 40 years. The company was established in 1952 and mainly sold capodimonte porcelain, then diversified into Pan European road haulage then concentrated and specialised in wholesale interiors after that.\n\nWhat sort of furniture do we do?\nWrought iron glass top dining sets, coffee and lamp tables and metal and wooden chairs custom made for business and domestic markets. We can upholster chairs in a wide range of fabrics and also apply different finishes and stains to the chairs and furniture.\n\nHow do we deliver the goods?\nWe have our own delivery systems which covers the whole of the UK and Ireland. Our drivers travel up and down the country and most orders are delivered from stock within 10-14 days.\n\nDo we do any other products that aren't in our brochure?\nYes. We have hundreds of different unique lines and we usually suggest that you come down and visit the 20,000 square feet of showroom if you get the chance. Alternatively, you can email us with your enquiry and we can send you digital images over the internet or by post.\n\nDo we offer any other services?\n\nCapodimonte valuations and appraisals to supplement your piece or for insurance purposes.\n\nInterior design concept service for domestic and business environments.\n\nRestorations of reproduction furniture.\n\nSourcing Italian gifts and furniture through our extensive network of suppliers and contacts.\n\nWhat fabrics do you use to upholster chairs and furniture?\nWe have a selection of preferred UK fabric suppliers that we buy from. We have a vast range of colours, textures and patterns from real leather hide upholstery to fashionable animal prints. We also do contract quality fabric that meet and adhere to strict regulations for furniture in public environments e.g. pubs and restaurants.\n\nDo the lamps come with bulbs?\nMost of the lamps and lighting come with a set of bulbs, mainly bayonet fitting 40 watt. We also have a selection of modern lighting that take halogen bulbs.\n\nDo we stock spare light fittings?\nYes. Spares e.g. glass shades, are available on all lighting if you require them.\n\nIs the glass on the tables good quality?\nYes. We use tempered glass with smooth corners to provide strength, stability and safe for a home with children.\n\nWhere can we buy your products?\nWe have a huge network of retailers we supply across the UK. If you email us with your location we will advise the address of your nearest stockists.
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The purchase agreement needs to have a clause specifying that the terms are contingent on financing.  If not...you may be in trouble.
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Mike,\n\nIn virtually every Purchase Agreement, there is a liquidated damages clause which states that if you back out of the contract, the seller's ONLY recourse is to keep your deposit.  There is almost a zero chance that he can sue you for anything.  But just to be sure, read the PA.  I can almost guarantee that there will be language that states what I have said above.  Look for the words "liquidated damages" in relation to the deposit.
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I don't know if the laws vary by state or not, but here's how it works in Texas.  The survey is addressed in paragraph 6-C of the contract.  There are 3 choices.  Choices 2 and 3 require a new survey be ordered at either buyer or seller's expense.  Choice 1 requires that the seller produce their old survey, with a signed affidavit stating that there have been no changes done to the property, within an agreed number of days.  If it's not acceptable to either the lender or title company, then there's a choice as to who will pay for the new one.  The last sentence is a kicker - "If Seller fails to furnish the existing survey or Affidavit within the time prescribed, Buyer shall obtain a new survey at Seller's expense no later than 3 days prior to the Closing Date."\n\nIt's a touchy situation at best, but you need to keep in mind the PURPOSE of the survey.  It's not only to tell you where the fence is - it also tells if there is anything inside of easements (sheds, pools, carports, patios, etc.) if the seller has added anything to the property, then the old survey is no longer an accurate representation of what's there.  The title company is going to insure that you can use the property the way it is, and the lender shouldn't lend unless they know that there is nothing in the easements too.\n\nAlso, if something WAS added to the yard - like a $85,000 inground pool - then YOU want to make sure it's not in any kind of easement.  If it gets past everybody in this sale, and gets caught when you sell, then you will be left keeping the property, or selling at a reduced price.\n\nOne last thing - sometimes the title company will not accept the survey if the copy they have is not signed by the surveyor.  For a fee (less than the cost of a new survey) the original company may sign it for you.  Provided they can verify that no changes have been made.
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Search for your state's Real Estate Commission website. Often there will be downloadable forms. I know the Texas Real Estate Commission has them!\n\nRick\nwww.fairwaymortgagelending.com