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Nightmare with Estate Agent - any rights?

forumchatter · 2016-05-31 10:28:14

We've just had a nightmare in dealing with an estate agent and wondered if we have any rights before we plough into the Property Redress Scheme process. We were moving forward with a purchase on a property, survey done, searches done, mortgage approved, just waiting for an exchange date. Our buyer dropped out, and we…

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eddddy Posts: 18,005 Forumite

1 June 2016 at 9:29AM

I think your argument is with the seller rather than the EA.

I imagine the EA probably said to the seller:

The buyer's sale has fallen through. They say they will start again at square one by looking at bridging finance. (Which lots of people talk about, but very few people actually end up going with). There's also a cash buyer who's interested in offering on your property.

How would you like to proceed?

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