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Estate Agent lied before we put in a offer! Not Happy!
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Still not happy with the EA saying it had no TPO, took me 5 minutes to find out it did, will be keeping my eyes on them now.0
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EA's are required to lie to get a sale ... it's in the job description.Bringing Happiness where there is Gloom!0
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Deleted_User wrote: »Yes met the tree surgeon yesterday, he gave me very positive news. The tree is a Scotch Pine and around 80years old, the houses were built around them so the foundations will of been built to withstand these trees. He said the reason the tree leans is because of the way it has grown towards the light? Anyway he said he would have no concerns about it and the best thing to do is monitor it, if we see any movement towards the house or ground movement then we can apply to the council for it to come down, he did say if there is any danger of the tree moving then it's classed as dangerous and there is nothing the council can do to stop us doing work on it.
All in all I am happy and my concerns have been put to rest.
You do realise that if there is a yes vote in September you will have to give it back
The truth may be out there, but the lies are inside your head. Terry Pratchett
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Arpita2014 wrote: »First you should do the things so that the tree will die and there is no meaning of a died tree.Then you can get permission to cut the tree and your property will be saved.All the best.
We have to be nice to new members, but I am finding it very hard in your case. Urging someone to break the law is not on.The truth may be out there, but the lies are inside your head. Terry Pratchett
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