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Buying a house with subsidence.few questions
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Thank you, i appreciate your advice, the more i read about it the more i am thinking this may be too much to think about taking on :S
I cant think why on earth teh owners would not go to their insurers and get this problem sorted out before putting it up for sale :S0 -
I cant think why on earth teh owners would not go to their insurers and get this problem sorted out before putting it up for sale :S
Don't waste your time thinking.
They need to tell you. Openly and honestly, otherwise it is a complete non-starter.
Maybe they are in such financial difficulty, they stopped paying their premiums...the fools.0 -
I cant think why on earth teh owners would not go to their insurers and get this problem sorted out before putting it up for sale :S
My guess is that the insurer's refused their claim. I reckon there is no building regs approval for the bedroom above the garage.
Walk way now!In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:0 -
My guess is that the insurer's refused their claim. I reckon there is no building regs approval for the bedroom above the garage.
Walk way now!
That's a huge jump, and quite libel.
A quick call to the council's planning permission department can ease that worry.0
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