Advise needed please

Smosal

Well since you have admitted on a very public and well supported forum that you gave them permission to enter the property and commence work, I would say a minimum sentence of 6 months should you try taking them to court and committing perjury. You have behaved dishonestly during the transaction and this mess is entirely of your own making. Good Luck.

ALJones

Thanks everyone not what I wanted to hear but going to appeal to their morals that they did rip it out and see if they will have a kitchen put back in. Thanks

hazyjo

Also, how did you 'inform them'? If there are phone records between the two of you direct, how will you explain these? Especially after they've been inside the property? Are you going to say you thought you'd made new friends but had no idea they were going inside your house?


Were you there with them at any time? Any CCTV in your street or nearby? Any car tracking devices? Anything said to the EA?


You might want to think about just auctioning this property.

Comms69

ALJones wrote: »

Thanks everyone not what I wanted to hear but going to appeal to their morals that they did rip it out and see if they will have a kitchen put back in. Thanks

Their morals??!!


Wow. I really hope they post on this forum - it is popular after all - and get some much needed advice to sue you for their costs


- which is possible when deception is involved.

[Deleted User]

Surely this is a joke right?

hazyjo

ALJones wrote: »

Yes I gave them the key so they could do it. But what I mean is that they can’t prove I gave it to them because I told them face to face

What reason do you have for giving them a key then?


Your story is getting more and more far fetched with every reply LOL.

Pixie5740

ALJones wrote: »

Thanks everyone not what I wanted to hear but going to appeal to their morals that they did rip it out and see if they will have a kitchen put back in. Thanks

Someone who tried to hide subsidence and would be willing to lie to the police is going to appeal to someone else's morals? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I really hope this is a wind up thread.

You were foolish to let anyone carry out work on the property before they were committed to buy the property and it has come back to bite you on the !!!!. Don't bother wasting money installing a new kitchen. Just put the property in an auction because with all those claims for subsidence you're unlikely to find a proceedable buyer who is reliant on a mortgage.

danlewi2

another wind up post

charlotte1994

This must be a wind up. But if it isn't, why did you try and hide the subsidence anyway?! I hope they sue you for lying and essentially trying to defraud them

cajef

Unbelievable that someone would hide a major problem like subsidence to deceive someone in order to get a sale then talk about appealing to their morals.