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Discuss The 'closing the deal' checklist
MSE_Jenny
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This thread is specifically to discuss
The 'closing the deal' checklist
The first point of call is read the full House Buying guide. Then this discussion is specifically to talk about feedback and tips on closing the deal.
If you want to discuss house buying in general, please go to the House Buying Discussion.
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The 'closing the deal' checklist
The first point of call is read the full House Buying guide. Then this discussion is specifically to talk about feedback and tips on closing the deal.
If you want to discuss house buying in general, please go to the House Buying Discussion.
If you’ve got a suggestion/tip
Simply click reply and add your suggestion, though its worth scanning down first to check it's not been duplicated.
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We viewed a property twice which we liked so have just completed purchase. However, upon entering the flat the owner had removed all fitted furniture and left holes everywhere, removed spot lights - so holes in the ceilings, damage to walls. They even took out the expensive sinks in the bathrooms and replaced them with cheap ones! Can they do this?0
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