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Buyer asking us to contribute to her removal costs
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Tell her you’d be more than happy to pay her £500 moving costs.
As long as she pays your £1500 moving costs
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
I’m not going to tell anyone what I really think because I am a lady
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Can't you suggest to the EA that you'll only agree to it if they give you a £500 discount & the agreement is in writing?0
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CousinJack wrote: »However the EA is scared to go back and ask for more info regarding her situation for fear of pushing her over the edge and her pulling out. The EA has advised us to contribute what she has asked for just to keep everything on track.
The EA can pay it.0 -
Offer her £100 and photocopy the yellow pages where it says 'van hire'.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0
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I would be expecting this to come out of the estate agents commission or not at all. Estate agents can "man up" and tell your buyer where to goAn answer isn't spam just because you don't like it......0
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As others have said, I'd be expecting the EA to reduce their Fee accordingly based on the removal costs incurred by your buyer. They have said they are worried she may pull out if they say no to her request and if it falls through they will lose their whole fee and the costs incurred by them thus far. A friendly word with your EA to ensure the sale doesn't fall down might help.0
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