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From offer to completion

debrag · 2013-05-11 14:30:50

How long is it generally from offer to completion? Example if the bottom people are cash buyers and the top can move out when ever.

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jibbyboo Posts: 262 Forumite

14 May 2013 at 1:30PM

Down the line after all the initial legwork was done, vendor gave me 28 days to complete with no chain for them or me (which should mean I complete next Thursday :eek: )

But I put my offer in on 22nd March, so that'll be 2 months in total.

Please respond to mine and others' posts with courtesy and kindness- and I will not deliberately disrespect you. Down with the trolls!
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