Bought a property at Auction! 28 days to complete. Any advice?

HARSA

Dan-Dan wrote: »

How so , i think it`s a fair assumption that the majority of people who buy at auction , know the way it works and have made the efforts required to be able to comply with the process


As for the rest of your utter drivel......:rotfl:

Is that rolling head yours. Someone closer finally realising how stupid and waste ofspace you really are and chopping your tiny head

And you feeling so relieved that someone has finally done you a favour hence the laughing

Dan-Dan

Time of the month?

HARSA

Dan-Dan wrote: »

How much did your last !!!! up at Auction cost you then HARSA ?

You are doing it again you !!!! of !!!!!. Assumption is the the mother of !!!! ups
If you bothered reading the thread from start you will see that I am about to go to my first auction next month.

Unlike the other person it will be a cash buy and I already have a survey and solicitor line up three weeks before the auction date

Would have spent £1000 at that point. If I was to be outbid by someone like the OP. I will not complain as that is how things are at auctions

Dan-Dan

You are very angry , lifes too short to abuse people from the safety of behind a screen from `N/A`

HARSA

Dan-Dan wrote: »

Time of the month?

Not all. Last time I checked I still got my manhood.

Now my turn. You still alive did you manage to pick up your rolling head and fix it the wrong way round now staring at your big fat butt

maninthestreet

Wonder if we'll ever hear back from the OP.

Dan-Dan

It would be good to hear the happy outcome

HARSA

I wish the OP all the very best and hope he sorts outffinances within 28 days to complete.

Hope he comes back and let us know to help many others in future

pinkteapot

Dan-Dan wrote: »

It would be good to hear the happy outcome

Agreed - could be a useful thread for other people looking into buying at auction. But OP hasn't replied to any of his own threads since August so I wouldn't get your hopes up.

greenface

HARSA wrote: »

That's the risk of buying an auctio. TThe OP genuinely wanted to purchase the property and his bid was not to deprive anyone from acquiring the property.

He may get a m ortgage, get an extension from the auction house, borrow the money from family and complete the purchase. Move his family into thepr opertyand live tthere happily ever after.

Your assumption that he has deprived someone else is illogical and unfounded. So get off your high horses knights and give constructive advice if you are able to look above the basic error tthat the OP has made

OPs bid was exactly that he put his hand up last and deprived other bidders/buyers from aquiring a property they wanted to buy . Let me know when and where you are planning to buy your house at auction and i will arrive with my hand in the air and leave it there until i win . Then walk away and find i couldnt fund it . Hope you will look above the basic error. Bidding at auction -you need to understand its a living for most and a lifestyle change for others but at the fall of the hammer its a legally binding agreement that you have used due dillegence and understand the terms involved which sounds like you have. been to many a auction property & plant . 2 rules .always keep your hands in your pocket until you want to buy something & never take your nephew with torretts :rotfl: