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Woo hoo... Exchanged and completed today
watkins101
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Just thought I would share with you... Exactly 1 month after we first saw the property we got the keys. Admittedly we didn't need a mortgage and the house was empty but nether the less we got it for a song and everything was done properly with no corner cutting.
I may have paid a little more for a solicitor rather than a online conveyancer but the idea of being able to go into their offices and sign something rather than a four day mail turnaround is what really speeded things up and also being straight from the get go with both the solicitors that I wanted the transaction done ASAP really helped.
Anyway just wanted to share that with you all...
I may have paid a little more for a solicitor rather than a online conveyancer but the idea of being able to go into their offices and sign something rather than a four day mail turnaround is what really speeded things up and also being straight from the get go with both the solicitors that I wanted the transaction done ASAP really helped.
Anyway just wanted to share that with you all...
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Yay exciting times, hope you are very happy in your new home, we exchanged today and due to complete Friday it's such a good feeling, massive weight lifted off the shoulders.
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Congrats, hope I can say the same in the next two weeks0
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Congrats, so jealous, my sale is never ever going to finish.0
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