Sounds like you've done the homework.
You will probably get a good discount on the asking price once you sound serious and start making the right noises anyway.
Get the wife to manage the tenants where possible, and have a chat with e3 ASAP. The more time he has to work with the better.
Are they selling with the tenancy still in force? Usually vacant possession is the norm unless its a distressed sale. Best to check that out, also make sure the plot is viable to build on also. Planning perm is just that, permission. I've seen a few situations where ground conditions are not suitable for standard construction, so the build cost can turn very nasty. Once the vendor knows they are on a hiding to nothing they put it up for sale.
If it all checks out, then dive in. You wont regret it.
You will probably get a good discount on the asking price once you sound serious and start making the right noises anyway.
Get the wife to manage the tenants where possible, and have a chat with e3 ASAP. The more time he has to work with the better.
Are they selling with the tenancy still in force? Usually vacant possession is the norm unless its a distressed sale. Best to check that out, also make sure the plot is viable to build on also. Planning perm is just that, permission. I've seen a few situations where ground conditions are not suitable for standard construction, so the build cost can turn very nasty. Once the vendor knows they are on a hiding to nothing they put it up for sale.
If it all checks out, then dive in. You wont regret it.
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