Real Estate Problem/Dispute?

If you have a written contract for a property/ real estate and the buyer(supposed buyer) breaks it by not paying, can I enforce that contract? And get the property back since he didnt pay for it? The written contract was done in the County Office in front of a notary and lawyer(buyer's lawyer). Also i have found out that if a party(buyer) fails, without legal excuse to perfrom any part of a contract that it is called a breach of contract and can be voided is that true? the suppose buyer and his lawyer was the one who wrote up the contract and they are the ones who broke it. Can i reclaim back the property/real estate that he buyer well supppose buyer didnt pay for? He has the deed and wont return it, what can i do? That wont be right for someone to keep something that didnt pay for. Also I live in the state of NY what is the statue of limitations for this? I looked on this website and it said 6years is that true? Help Please.

You can get your property back and also the money owed you including attorney fees and costs if their breach was without excuse.

You have a lot on the table, do not try to practice law without a license. Contact a competent attorney in your area immediately. You will have to have an attorney help you.. this is not something you can do by yourself.

There is no way anyone can answer this question logically without knowing what the stipulation is on the contract in case the buyer does not pay. Please, please please tell me that there was a clause or stipulation in the contract that states if the buyer does not pay you get your property back. You really need to consult an attorney on this one because I feel that they may have pulled a fast one on you, BUT with a good attorney you can fight the validity of the contract to begin with quicker then enforcing a contract that does not have a stipulation for when the buyer does not pay. Good Luck