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Help - management company nightmare!
clairey_em
Posts: 196 Forumite
Hi Everyone,
We are supposed to exchange any day and were planning to move next friday, but the only thing holding us all up is a response to a letter that our solicitor sent to our managment company with a query on 18th July. We are selling a leasehold one bed flat. Our solicitor has been trying to contact them for over 2 weeks, as have we and our estate agents. All we can do is leave message upon message on their answer phone or leave a message with the secretary when she eventually answer the phone.
What further action can we take? They seem to be a very small outfit, and don't show they belong to any governing body only that the main owner is F.R.I.C.S , as he is also a surveyor.
Any advice would be gratefully received... thanks in advance
We are supposed to exchange any day and were planning to move next friday, but the only thing holding us all up is a response to a letter that our solicitor sent to our managment company with a query on 18th July. We are selling a leasehold one bed flat. Our solicitor has been trying to contact them for over 2 weeks, as have we and our estate agents. All we can do is leave message upon message on their answer phone or leave a message with the secretary when she eventually answer the phone.
What further action can we take? They seem to be a very small outfit, and don't show they belong to any governing body only that the main owner is F.R.I.C.S , as he is also a surveyor.
Any advice would be gratefully received... thanks in advance
Full time working mum to 2 boys
DH Stay at home dad
DH Stay at home dad
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Go round to their office and engage with a real human being?Trying to keep it simple...
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Hi - we've tried that, my husband went to their 'offices' - a shed behind an estate agents, which was shut.Full time working mum to 2 boys
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The main owner (the surveyor) does he have an office?When I had my loft converted back into a loft, the neighbours came around and scoffed, and called me retro.0
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Yes that is his office!Full time working mum to 2 boys
DH Stay at home dad0
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