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[SueEllen]

Amazing.

Crystal.

Balls.

As the OP doesn't have a clue I thought it would be a good idea to warn him off that studio flat.

[heyya99]

As the OP doesn't have a clue I thought it would be a good idea to warn him off that studio flat.

No you didn't. You were pulled up on making a silly post and are using me as an excuse.

[SueEllen]

No you didn't. You were pulled up on making a silly post and are using me as an excuse.

So you don't know anyone who brought a property, expanded their family, wanted to sell and found it was in negative equity so couldn't afford to?

[heyya99]

So you don't know anyone who brought a property, expanded their family, wanted to sell and found it was in negative equity so couldn't afford to?

Plenty

[SueEllen]

Plenty

Good - then have a talk with them instead of asking questions on the forum.

[Tasslehoff]

I'm going with Contractor Mortgages Made Easy for my mortgage and they have recommended Premier Property Lawyers for the conveyancing.

Has anyone experience with this firm? Or alternatively, recommend a London-based firm?

Foxtons are recommending Conveyan.

Please for the love of god, go with a proper firm.

I just had been with CMME and they were fantastic, top notch really really good.

PPL however nearly drove me to an early grave.

I could give you a blow by blow, but I fear it would spark some kind of PTSD.

FOR THE LOVE OF PETE DON'T.

[heyya99]

Good - then have a talk with them instead of asking questions on the forum.

Why would I not ask contractor-related questions on this forum?

[SueEllen]

Why would I not ask contractor-related questions on this forum?

You seem to be purposely extracting meanings about what I didn't say.

You were told before to talk to real world people you know as some will know you and/or the area you are buying in better than random people on this forum who have never met you and don't know anything about the area you are buying in.

Every person I know who has brought property has talked to and asked real live people. Even if it is something simple such as discussing parking, what was on the land before, issues with flats, etc.

[heyya99]

You seem to be purposely extracting meanings about what I didn't say.

You were told before to talk to real world people you know as some will know you and/or the area you are buying in better than random people on this forum who have never met you and don't know anything about the area you are buying in.

Every person I know who has brought property has talked to and asked real live people. Even if it is something simple such as discussing parking, what was on the land before, issues with flats, etc.

And that's sound advice but I was hoping to gauge the confidence of the contracting community re-contract uncertainty after Brexit, hence the questions here.

[northernladuk]

We are doomed I tell thee, dooooooomed.