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helptavner
helptavner Posts: 5 Forumite
in House buying, renting & selling
hiya all! accepted offer a good 6 weeks ago! anyway the property we are buying is empty we are buying (no mortgage) and the man and women buying ours are in rented and plan to be in ours on the 16th April -
few issues but nothing our of the ordinary - just interested in peoples thoughts please!

One of which my solicitor seem slow at getting back to me about some questions i raised when i received the information relating to the property we are buying! like when is she moving her stuff out (as she no longer lives there) is she really keeping her shed and are we aloud a shed (as the info says no)?!

anyway that a side - i receive a phone call today from the people buying mine who informs me that hes received a phone call from his morgage broker stating that they havent received the info from my solicitor??! i rang straight away - they didnt know what he was going on about (hes still awaiting to receive his mortgage offer ??! (what could they want) the buyer of ours has gone back to them! and left a message but its been left at that!?? very odd

thanks in advance!!

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  • helptavner
    helptavner Posts: 5 Forumite
    what can my prospective buyers mortgage broker require from my solicitor in relation to his mortgage offer??!
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