Did your seller hide a defect? Did your agent mislead you? You may be owed damages.
Jimmy Nguyen is a San Jose real estate attorney — and a licensed California broker — who represents home buyers against sellers and agents who didn’t tell the truth. Tell him what happened and he’ll review it personally, at no charge.
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Jimmy Nguyen believes…
Jimmy believes that you worked too hard and paid too much for your home to be cheated by anyone.
Based in San Jose, Jimmy represents home buyers across Santa Clara County, Silicon Valley, and the greater Bay Area.
Do you believe the seller failed to disclose defects in the house you used your life savings to buy? Ask Jimmy. Do you believe your real estate agent failed to protect your interests when you bought your house? Ask Jimmy. Do you want to buy a house and need a trustworthy real estate professional to help you? Ask Jimmy.
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How Can Jimmy Help?
Jimmy Nguyen uses his knowledge as a real estate attorney, real estate broker, and a successful mediator to help clients who seek damages for defects in their new home purchase or who want to protect themselves from bad deals.
Jimmy’s Mission
Jimmy’s mission is to protect his clients from dishonest sellers and real estate agents. As someone who has personally dealt with dishonesty in the real estate industry, Jimmy knows how to protect his clients and get back much of the money that dishonest sellers and real estate agents cheated from his clients.
As a professional who has been in the real estate industry over 16 years, Jimmy has witnessed a lot of bad behavior. For example, sellers who fail to disclose defects in homes, real estate agents who unduly influence their clients to close escrow on the wrong homes just to collect a commission, or agents giving their clients bad and wrong advice.
How Jimmy Can Help You
Real Estate Law
Seller non-disclosure, agent misconduct, and buyer damages claims under California Civil Code § 1102 and § 2079.
Learn More →Commercial Real Estate
Broker representation for buyers and tenants, plus litigation when a commercial deal goes wrong.
Learn More →Earnest Money Disputes
Recovering a wrongfully withheld earnest money deposit under California Civil Code § 1057.3.
Learn More →Mediation
Certified real estate mediator on the Santa Clara County Court and C.A.R. statewide panels.
Learn More →From the Blog
Seller Didn’t Disclose a Defect?
What counts as a nondisclosure violation under California law, and what you may be able to recover.
Read More →5 Signs Your Seller Lied on the Disclosure Form
Five warning signs worth investigating if something feels off about your new home.
Read More →Can You Sue Your Real Estate Agent?
Breach of fiduciary duty explained — what it looks like and what you may be able to recover.
Read More →How Much Is My Case Worth?
Understanding California damages under Civil Code §3343(a), in plain terms.
Read More →Free California Buyer’s Disclosure Checklist
Before you sign, close, or accept a seller’s excuse for a problem you find later, grab this short checklist of what to check in the TDS and SPQ, red flags to watch for, and what to keep in case a defect surfaces after you move in.
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Ask Jimmy
Did the seller fail to disclose a defect in the house you just bought? Did your real estate agent influence you to buy a house that was not right for you just to collect their commission? Is someone wrongfully holding your earnest money deposit? Call 408.645.0606 or email jimmy@lawjn.com today to set up a consultation.