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Emergency Advice!

Adam86_2 · 2011-06-14 21:27:15

Good evening, Me and my partner are first time buyers, and have recently being running through the process of buying our first house. We found a house we both loved a couple of months ago, made an offer and had it accepted. Had surveys carried out etc and have been progressing through with everything. The reason for my…

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neverdespairgirl Posts: 16,501 Forumite

17 June 2011 at 8:30AM

Adam86 wrote: »

The point is though, should we have to do it or should the seller have done it, why does the solicitor ask if there are any problems in the first place if nothing is goint to be done. We assumed if they ask this then it meant the seller should sort it, obviously they haven't been very clear with us about this.

That isn't the point, honestly. The point is, as others have tried to say, that unless you chill out a bit house-buying's going to drive you mad.

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