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vendors want to do survey themselves
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Don't allow the EA to bully you. They have only one interest - and that is their own! They want the sale to proceed asap, but you have to ensure you have done all the required due diligence to satisfy yourself that you won't incur unexpected costs further down the line.
I think you are doing the right thing by asking for advice on here so that you can speak more confidently with the EA and not let them take advantage of your inexperience.0 -
illusionek wrote: »I have already raised it with the surveyor just waiting for a feedback as they are out on the job so definitely will not base my decision on a forum. I just thought it would be good to find out what other people think/experienced.
There's usually a compromise position that can be negotiated.0
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