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House valued at £0 because it is HMO???
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Your answer lies in the final sentence in your first reply (post 2). You need to find a broker experienced in this scenario.Thinking critically since 1996....0
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As mentionned above this is very much the case for a specialist broker.
It is also worth checking if there is any scope to appeal the valuation although these are hardly ever succesful.0 -
Ok we now have confirmation from the vendor that the house is actually not a HMO! So case was sent back to underwriters and now have to wait 48h for a reply... Wish me luck!0
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