What if a real estate contract names the wrong seller? | NC

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Q: What happens if a real estate contract names the wrong person as a seller? A: Under North Carolina law, the contract should be corrected in writing before closing. A real estate contract must be signed by the person who is being bound, or by someone legally authorized to sign for that person. If the named seller does not actually own the property, or if an owner was left out, that can create…