property experts

[tim123]

I'm with everyone else here.

This is their problem. They have to sort it. If they won't, then unless they get lucky and find someone with a lazy solicitor they will never find a buyer.

tim

[rootsnall]

They might if you threaten to walk away!

Exactly ! Getting tempted ! Already had a look at what else is on the market, not much is the answer so I'll bite my lip some more. I've been waiting to weald some power with my wad but this bloody housing market keeps going up. I'm guessing I'll be timing the top to perfection.

[wendigo100]

Can't believe I asked on here either ! Trying to let off a bit of steam and prevent myself hurling abuse at the vendor. Swinging towards playing hardball with them but then they seem the type to take revenge somehow or other. I am the dream cash buyer but they don't seem to know that yet !

They might if you threaten to walk away!

[rootsnall]

Can't believe I asked on here either ! Trying to let off a bit of steam and prevent myself hurling abuse at the vendor. Swinging towards playing hardball with them but then they seem the type to take revenge somehow or other. I am the dream cash buyer but they don't seem to know that yet !

[King Cnvt]

Walk away. Sounds like a mare.

The crash cometh anyway.

[The Lone Gunman]

I agree with Wendi. Walk away.
Leasehold? Dodgy extension?
Unless it is the bargain of the century.

[wendigo100]

My solicitor is saying they have to get it sorted ! She is good and I have used for all sorts of stuff without problems and she is very very p***ed off with their side. Opinions please !?

Most definitely take the advice of your solicitor. Advice is what you pay her for. Don't purchase unless your solicitor is satisfied.

I don't know why you are asking on here, really. It's a no-brainer.

[AlfredJPruffock]

There are only two points worth considering regarding property

1 Grey Slates remain - Grey Slates

2 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal:

But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and thieves do not break through nor steal: For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.

Matthew 6:19-21

[AtW]

Don't buy now unless you are as rich as Xerxes, or even threaded

[rootsnall]

One for all the property 'experts' out there. I'm just trying to complete buying a house and the same old problems have come up including the vendors getting unnecessarily difficult over anything and everything. Getting tempted to say sod it and let them look for another cash buyer but biting my lip as best I can. It is a leasehold house ( 1920s 999 year lease ) and they had an extension in the 1970s without the landlord's consent. This seems to be part of all long term leases. The easy way round it is for the vendor to pay for an indemnity policy but they are refusing to do that ( costs a few hundred quid ) quoting a 20 year rule meaning they don't need to. I'm loathe to pay it myself. It's very unlikely it'll ever cause a problem but means I would have to go through this if I sell on. To get the retrospective permission can be pricey. My solicitor is saying they have to get it sorted ! She is good and I have used for all sorts of stuff without problems and she is very very p***ed off with their side. Opinions please !?