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I just wonder what could a solicitor do to create an issue for me because they have connection with the developer?
An awful lot of new build sites have a massive list of covenants that limit how you can use your own property. I have heard of solicitors recommended by a developer not handing this list over until the last minute and not giving client proper time to make a decision.
Ive heard of an electrician moving in to a new build estate and only finding out post completion that they arent allowed sign written vehicles in the driveway meaning he has to park outside the estate and walk to his house.
There is a lot that a non-impartial solicitor can do to smooth the wheels for the developer at the expense of looking after you
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