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Brought a house then broken up a month later. Help?
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as a buyer I would be wondering why the house is being sold so quickly and what is wrong with property"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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as a buyer I would be wondering why the house is being sold so quickly and what is wrong with property
It's pretty common as a buyer to be told there are personal or relationship problems hence the reason for sale. Pretty plausible given the divorce rate and the number of non-marrieds setting up house together.0 -
It's pretty common as a buyer to be told there are personal or relationship problems hence the reason for sale. Pretty plausible given the divorce rate and the number of non-marrieds setting up house together.
problem is will the buyer believe the vendor, could also be nuisance neighbors e.t.c always a risk when selling within 6 months of buying"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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Tell him you want your deposit back first or you will drag the sale out for years and ruin his credit history with not paying the mortgage. You don’t have to do it but it might be enough to get him to agree with you getting back what you each paid into the house. Take off some to cover the fact that he is not in the house but still paying for it to even it out to be fair though.0
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Tell him you want your deposit back first or you will drag the sale out for years and ruin his credit history with not paying the mortgage. You don’t have to do it but it might be enough to get him to agree with you getting back what you each paid into the house. Take off some to cover the fact that he is not in the house but still paying for it to even it out to be fair though.
It will also ruin the OP's credit history as well, having a repo on file is not something to take lightly. Talk about cutting your nose to spite your face.
you can certainly threaten the Ex, but it can also be counter productive and they can respond in kind, solicitor, not pay the mortgage e.t.c"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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problem is will the buyer believe the vendor, could also be nuisance neighbors e.t.c always a risk when selling within 6 months of buying
Alarm bells would be ringing and may cut down on viewings but those that go to see will be able to work out that what they are being told about relationship breakdown is true.
The first house we bought was being advertised after 6 months. Turned out to be an elderly couple who had bought the house to be near their daughter who was havng a baby but had then found that one of them was strugglng with stairs and they wanted to move to a bungalow. They did in the end move into a bunglow on the same estate - cost them dearly as it was a rising market, but everything seemed to stack up. Anyhow I digress - but wanted to show that people do have genuine reasons for selling so soon and people do buy from them. So don't let that add to your worries OP.0 -
Wow so many awful post on this thread.
What about renting it for a year OP?0 -
SummerSunshine2 wrote: »Wow so many awful post on this thread.
What about renting it for a year OP?
Difference between awful and reality
Getting a CTL within a month of buying a house is not something that will easily be granted. OP can certainly try and get lodgers, but even if CTL was granted, does the OP want the problems with being a LL?"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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SummerSunshine2 wrote: »Wow so many awful post on this thread.
What about renting it for a year OP?
Please don't do that OP it will just cause even issues of complexity and tax not to mention cost and risk and keeping you connected to your ex. Cut your Losses. Sell up.0
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