RE: Purchase and Sale for

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)]

This was sent to me by my broker.  Must I look at this bullet list if I'm
selling the house AS-IS?  Would it help for you to look at the bullet
list?  I haven't asked her for a copy yet and have not seen the list.  And
I haven't given your name and number to her yet, either.

Call me at my Boston home phone number when you get a chance.  (I'm screening my calls,
BTW, so leave a message.  Thanks.)

 > Reply-To: "Jennifer R. Johnson jennifer-at-metrorealtycorp.com |haywardapt|" <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>
 > From: "Jennifer R. Johnson" <jennifer@metrorealtycorp.com>
 > Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2003 12:29:06 -0400
 >
 > Robert:
 > Tom was never requiring any "work" but since you did not ever call me back
 > regarding the issues then I assume that is why you are not privy to the
 > details.  It is, at the very least, basic courtesy to at least review the
 > issues that a buyer presents.  In all my years of real estate I have never
 > had a seller refuse to even LOOK at a bullet list (let alone return my phone
 > calls) as it is a fundamental component of the due diligence period.  This
 > is unfortunate but yes Tom would like to proceed with the terms defined on
 > the signed and executed Offer to Purchase.  Please send me your attorney
 > information as soon as possible.
 > Most Sincerely,
 > Jennifer