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Damp Survey confusion....

Katsa · 2017-03-10 13:18:46

Hiya, I do not know really where to go from here. I am a first time buyer and so far it hasn't been as smooth as i would hope :D I just got a damp specialist survey back and i find it odd and confusing, I am hoping other people on here have also been through this and can maybe help explain some of the things that cropped…

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DRP Posts: 4,287 Forumite

15 March 2017 at 11:02PM

1. Use the quote to negotiate money off the purchase price.
2. Live in the house for a year (or until the point where you are adequately able to assess any issues).
3. DIT or get a builder in to help you sort out the problems (if any)

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