Bright Law, PLLC

Bright Law is excellent to work with. I have worked with them multiple times professionally. The transactions and communications are prompt, organized, and professional. I would recommend them to anyone! Plus, they offer the convenience of mobile closings! In response to a poor review from Cedora Leviner and White Stag Real Estate. I was the Buyers Agent in that transaction; they were the sellers. A credit was given by both the sellers and lender. I caught a discrepancy that showed our agreed upon credit from the sellers was not being completely utilized due to how the lender had reported things. I immediately let their agent at White Stag know that there would be changes to the CD. Unfortunately, it seems he did not communicate this to his clients. Because we had received the CD day prior to close, due to lender hang ups, it was within their rights to delay the close to review further, they (or their realtor) elected not to. The $1300 that they claim was extra out of pocket at closing was the remaining amount of a credit that they had previously agreed upon in the purchase contract. This is why brokers review the CD's with clients - to check for mistakes. Their realtor originally either did not catch the discrepancy himself or caught it and thought we were leaving money on the table and they would cash in on the lender's mistake by not bringing it to anyone's attention. In no way was Bright Law responsible for how things played out for those customers. Unfortunately, with self-proclaimed discounted brokers and anything in life, you may get what you pay for.
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Nov 17th, 2023

Our realtor, White Stag Realty, posted a similar poor review, confirming the chaotic poor closing process, which has never shown up on Google Reviews.. AMAZING. As the sellers in a recent closing, we had to request the details for the buyer side of the settlement statement more than once Our realtor was finally able to get the details, which were completely changed in less than 24 hours, without notice @ closing. We reviewed and approved the settlement statement the afternoon before the closing at the end of the business day. First thing the next morning we met at the property to complete the closing and the numbers changed completely. Magically, overnight, the lender and Bright Law found a way to increase the closing costs paid by us, the seller by over $1,300 from the approved settlement statement from the previous afternoon. Our realtor was as shocked as we were. We have bought and sold many properties over the past 20+ years and have NEVER experienced such a fiasco. This is no way to do business! Unacceptable!
Oct 9th, 2023