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Two years ago we had an offer accepted on 31st May and we completed 2nd September, we did have a slight delay for valuation and another as the house was tenanted so didn't want to proceed further until the tenant left (they had already given notice due to relocation to a different area). The whole process was just a few days over 12 weeks and was the norm at the time.
That's good to know! We were hoping for end of August! Fingers crossed!0 -
Thrugelmir wrote: »What are the vendors plans going forward?
They are moving into rented because they are waiting for a new build0 -
victoriavictorious wrote: »You sound like ideal buyers (and they don't come along every day, trust me!), everything sounds like it's progressing pretty normally timewise, and I'm sure it will all be fine.
Thank you I'd like to think so! I read on here that FTB are deemed to be the worst and much more hassle! Overly cautious I guess? Which we are but I always like to try and think how I would want to be treated as its a stressful enough process as it is. Good communication is key.0
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