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duty to get highest pricee for repossession??
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Given all the information I assume you to have, I could. Howeveryour reasoning being.....
i notice you cannot identify bank as claimed.........
a) I don't have that information and
b) if I did I would not see the point of telling you.
My reasoning being that your should be discouraged from attempting to self-conveyance since you clearly are not knowledgable enough to do it.
DIY conveyancing is perfectly feasible given the right circumstances (eg leases, mortgages, covenants etc all make for additional complexity) and the right individual (sufficient education, literacy, attention to detail and knowledge or access to knowledge-sources).
You may now have the last word - I am not going to feed the troll further.0 -
if i get CORRECT answers to these questions,i will make £500 donation to charity of answerers choice.
1.CAN LAW FIRMS LEGALLY EXCLUDE SELF CONVEYANCING BUYERS FOR NO REASON????
2. IF BANK SELLS FOR PRICE LESS THAN NOTIFIED 100% GENUINE HIGHER OFFER,IS THERE ANY REMEDY???
1. NO ...technically lol But seller/bank can
2. none, only by the person that owned it before repo. The bank have a duty to get highest legit clean offer. And prove in a court of law if need be.0 -
BTW if you do not have the knowledge to find out who has a charge on the property , then you should not be doing the conveyancing yourself.
Thats a very basic task.0 -
bank can and do sell too a lower bidder/offer
However it has to be justifiable.
In this case you are not considered competent. i assume the bank know there will be no come back by refusing your offer. As any judge would also not consider you to be competent.
I totally agree with your stance/attitude too this situation. however i also understand were the bank is coming from.
i have full access to register direct/ROS land registry in Scotland. I have more access to land registry in Scotland than some local solicitors have. How ever dealing with repo's its just not worth the hassle to do the conveyancing
disagree....
am qualified non-practising solicitor......
seller.....cash4 documents......done multiple times.......
fail to see problem????????......
will sign contract&deposit 24hrs OR COMPLETE 24HRS
THEY GET FULL MONIES.....I GET TRANSFER ETC.....?????0 -
Given all the information I assume you to have, I could. However
a) I don't have that information and
b) if I did I would not see the point of telling you.
My reasoning being that your should be discouraged from attempting to self-conveyance since you clearly are not knowledgable enough to do it.
DIY conveyancing is perfectly feasible given the right circumstances (eg leases, mortgages, covenants etc all make for additional complexity) and the right individual (sufficient education, literacy, attention to detail and knowledge or access to knowledge-sources).
You may now have the last word - I am not going to feed the troll further.
i am QUALIFIED non-practising solicitor.......your qualifications are??????
if you have no knowledge....dont contribute!!!!!0 -
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disagree....
am qualified non-practising solicitor......
seller.....cash4 documents......done multiple times.......
fail to see problem????????......
will sign contract&deposit 24hrs OR COMPLETE 24HRS
THEY GET FULL MONIES.....I GET TRANSFER ETC.....?????
what do you mean by "qualified non-practising solicitor"
just because you have completed 6 conveyancing sales does not make you a qualified conveyancing solicitor lol
You can disagree all you want lol ...your questions have been answered. the info on moving forward has been given to you.0 -
BTW if you do not have the knowledge to find out who has a charge on the property , then you should not be doing the conveyancing yourself.
Thats a very basic task.
yes. costs money...land registry search etc....
if they believe their position......why not allow me to contact bank?????0 -
societys_child wrote: »Well ... you have all the answers buddy boy, so why are you asking on an internet forum?
Instruct a practicing solicitor and buy the place or move on . . .
thought there might be some intelligent professionals taking part
......how wrong i was......!!!!
real issues obviously have no appeal for you......ok0
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