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Q:My OH and I have just sold our house and thought we had found something really different.
It was one of them 2 storeys at the front, 3 storeys at the back jobbies. It had all the space we wanted and we could see so much potential.
We fell in love with it on the first viewing and knew that we would have to look with our heads the next time.
It was on at ￡114,500 so we offered ￡108,000, then we offered ￡112,000, and finally ￡114,000 if they would leave us the was
Q:hi there
my house went sale agreed on friday:j and we took it off the market. the house we are interested in went sale agreed today:j .
just wondered what we do next? and how long it will take.:confused:
I have already spoke to my solicitor a few weeks ago and told her my house was for sale.
Q:I'm looking at buying a house that has had partial underpinning done 7 years ago, it has a 20 year guarentee and an engineers report. They also have transferable insurance costing ￡1500 per year on a ￡430,000 property.
2 questions –
1: is it a dodgy investment buying a house with underpinning?
2: Will the insurance premium ever decrease after any amount of years if there is no more movement? Or will it be always expensive?
Ps. the movement was caused
Q:I'm currently renting what estate agents call a coach house. It is a two bedroom flat built above four garages, one of which belongs to the flat. The other three belong to neighbouring properties.
There are quite a lot of these either being built or recently built locally and I am quite tempted to buy one.
Does anyone see any pros or cons in this type oif property?
Q:Advice please :
In the process of buying and selling at the moment – almost there but and theres always a but .Our buyers have agreed to a completion date of the end of September – weve already renegotiated this date from the end of August – now the house were buying dont want to move till the end of November – they are buying a new property – they've approached us with a compromise of the end of October – this is not convenient to us – now they want us to split the cost of them
Q:Hi
we are buying a new build in Northern Ireland we are also selling and have a short chain…. Currently everyone is getting surveys done and waiting for mortgages to be agreed…. I am trying to get ready and prepare for stages and have a few questions…
1. At what stage do I start committing to buying kitchens/bathrooms etc… My solicitor says we don't have exchange here just contracts signed as soon as mortgagges are all agreed and I should do it then…is that
Q:Is there a site like this excellent one, except dealing with buying and selling property overseas? One where people who have done this or are thinking of it exchange views and opinions?
Help gratefully appreciated.
Q:Hi,
My elderly great-aunt is a council tenant, I am interested in the possibility of exercising the right to buy and owning her house myself, effectively having her as a tenant.
Anybody any ideas on where to start with this ? I really have no idea where to begin.
Many thanks
Brendan
Q:wondering if anyone can help me with my enquirie regarding buying council houses, im curently looking to buy my first property and with the crazy prices at minute was wondering about the possibility of buying a council house even though i am not a tenant ????, is this able/ legal to do or am i way off track, just a bit of advice before i start looking seriously into it would be much appreciated.