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Possible abandoned house - not sure what (if anything!) to do
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Blast out and spend £3.00 at
http://www.landregisteronline.gov.uk/
to find out who owns it.
You can only buy downloads of plans and registers between 7am and 12 midnight, Monday to Saturday, though. Perhaps, for a start, only buy a copy of the registered title.
Next, I'd check on Births and Deaths. Then Wills, and this might lead you on to who was the Executor.0 -
I'm not saying that they can sell it, but they can check it out, and they will be eager to because if it is someone in a nursing home for example, they will be willing to do a little work to try to get THEM to sell0
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Er thanks for the comment, but the point of this thread is not to find myself a "desperate seller"Paying down the mortgage:
At 1 October 2011: £226,000
Currently: £224,499
Aim: 85% LTV (£212,500)
Paid £1,500
Target remaining: 88.89%0 -
And to be honest ive never ever come across an agent that desperate to get a house on the market anyway. I surely wouldnt use one that was anyway.
Anyway......back on track......0
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