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Halifax definition of a 'new build' property

lottie-cat · 2015-12-09 22:31:01

I will try to keep this to the point! I have had an offer accepted on a bungalow which was originally part of an RAF base. The builder has owned the site since 2008 and no one has been in the property since. They have renovated the bungalow (heating, cosmetic changes) and this was completed in 2014. The properties are…

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Lemonsqueezer78 Posts: 307 Forumite

8 May 2016 at 1:52PM

Well done - and thanks for the update. It just shows that it does pay to complain sometimes - even without the rock solid paper chain of evidence many people on these boards seem to suggest you need.

I think it does also show that financial institutions can be reasonable - and can be persuaded (even if it is probably largely due to the amount of scrutiny and regulation there is these days).

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