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Anyone pulled out of a Persimmon Home Change?
JackKO
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi there,
I am going through a Persimmon Home Change. This differs to a Part Exchange as they instruct Estate Agents to market the property. I have a buyer for my home via this scheme. However I am having major second thoughts on buying the Persimmon Home for a variety of reasons. I have paid my reservation fee and deposit for ungrades, so I know I am going to lose these. I still want to sell the house to the buyer. What would be the impact of this? It is a local estate agent who found the buyer, not Persimmon’s agent. Thanks
I am going through a Persimmon Home Change. This differs to a Part Exchange as they instruct Estate Agents to market the property. I have a buyer for my home via this scheme. However I am having major second thoughts on buying the Persimmon Home for a variety of reasons. I have paid my reservation fee and deposit for ungrades, so I know I am going to lose these. I still want to sell the house to the buyer. What would be the impact of this? It is a local estate agent who found the buyer, not Persimmon’s agent. Thanks
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We’ve used the Barratt MoveMaker scheme which is pretty similar by the sounds of it.
In our case, they pay the estate agent fees (saving us about £4K) so I would think your situation you would have to cover these fees if you was to pull out of the purchase.
If you’re using H2B, I believe you can get a refund of the deposit, but yes you would definitely lose out on the options/upgrades deposit.0 -
Cheers Luis1988. Thought as much0
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