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access after exchange
veteranbuyer
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what rights does a buyer have with regards any access to the property after exchange ? Does the seller have to grant any access at all or is it only discretionary ? My buyer has been a complete pain in the negotiations and even renegotiated the price at the point of exchange. I do not want to let them in at all prior to completion. Is that legally ok ?
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veteranbuyer wrote: »what rights does a buyer have with regards any access to the property after exchange ? Does the seller have to grant any access at all or is it only discretionary ? My buyer has been a complete pain in the negotiations and even renegotiated the price at the point of exchange. I do not want to let them in at all prior to completion. Is that legally ok ?
Yes........(dots to make up the characters)Never, under any circumstances, take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.0 -
Completely discretionary - and as Exchange of Contracts has now happened - they are hardly going to back out now.
As they've gazundered you by the sound of it - then T.T. basically to them hoping for any further visits prior to Completion.0 -
Absolutely no obligation to provide access at all.0
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thanks for that confirmation....yes they gazundered us the b*st*rds0
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Charge them a fee - £100 per minute, say. Payable in advance0
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BeansOnToast wrote: »Charge them a fee - £100 per minute, say. Payable in advance
Then, when they arrive, tell them the fee has increased to £500 per minute and if they cancel you won't refund the original £100 per minute paid.0 -
If they decreased the price just before completion, I would show the same respect they have given you, none. I would take the bulbs and any fittings not on the fixture and fittings form too for good effect.
Leave them a nice present too."It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
G_M/ Bowlhead99 RIP0
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