Suing RE Lawyer ?

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So i am a 25F living in Mass. I’ve been house searching for the past two years and had finally come across one. Put an offer got accepted and they also agreed to fix the roof. Now here is where things start to go south. We start running into issues such as the day of inspection seller left dogs inside the house so we had to reschedule. Our first scheduled closing date had to be rescheduled because the roof wasn’t done. The second rescheduled date had to be changed as well because even though the roof was done the porch roof wasn’t. At this point I’m very frustrated and upset. My lawyer wants me to agree to a uphold closing which is i sign papers and he pays me a certain amount if roof is not done. He agrees to 1k. I say that’s too little I’m not signing until it’s at least 5k specially because the roof was supposed to be that day done by 3 and by 1 they hadn’t even started working on it. My real estate attorney and realtor hop on a call telling me to go sign the papers. I had over to the attorneys office she says they agreed to 5k if we extend to two days. I say okay so we sign the paper. She says she won’t do anything with them until i say so. Well next day the roof is done and my realtor head over and says everything is good to go. I’m at work so I can’t see. Tell me why they sent the papers for us to be on record. Without me seeing the house and without calling me first (my attorney). Literally never saw my realtor again she sent her man to change my lock they don’t work so i have to change them myself. Idk i feel like it was a crappy transaction at the end my realtor literally dipped as soon as everything was signed had a bad experience. And the roof and the porch roof and the third little side rooof all have different colors / materials so I’m thinking different people did them and I’m worried of how good it is. Am i rightfully upset ? That my realtor dipped or lawyer sent the paperwork in without calling me or waiting until i saw the house ? I’m just so upset

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Suing RE Lawyer ?
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