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  • G_M
    G_M Posts: 51,977 Forumite
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    With collywobbles/doubts like these, you are not cut out to be a landlord.

    sell.
  • AnotherJoe
    AnotherJoe Posts: 19,622 Forumite
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    Well, after investigating my options, it looks like it will expensive to pull out of the sale. I am facing a £700 solicitor's fee and an even bigger estate agents one (the contract states that the full fee is applicable if a buyer has a mortgage offer approved). Lesson about faffing learnt...

    As has been said in the umpteen other threads where you've asked this same question, this is just another sign you really aren't cut out to be a landlord, such expenses and hassle are part and parcel of the process of being a landlord.

    goodness knows how you'd cope with a difficult tenant.
  • AnotherJoe wrote: »
    As has been said in the umpteen other threads where you've asked this same question, this is just another sign you really aren't cut out to be a landlord, such expenses and hassle are part and parcel of the process of being a landlord.

    goodness knows how you'd cope with a difficult tenant.

    Probably by posting several inane threads.
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