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Vendor has two properties for sale and won't proceed until both sold
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getmore4less said:Which one are they living in?
if living in the flat you are buying that makes that sale dependant on the other one selling, but not the other way round.
either rented needing to get a tenant out?
Keep looking ( i think you should never stop looking till exchange)0 -
Scotbot said:Was about to say the same thing, if the vendor is living in the property you want to buy it makes perfect sense they need both to sell as they presumably need money from both sales for the next purchase. If tenanted then there is the issue of the tenant leaving, this is taking longer post covid and I would ask for an update on when the tenant is leaving as this will delay the sale . Either way there are legitimate reasons for the delay which could be lengthy and you have to wait so keep looking.0
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mcmart said:Scotbot said:Was about to say the same thing, if the vendor is living in the property you want to buy it makes perfect sense they need both to sell as they presumably need money from both sales for the next purchase. If tenanted then there is the issue of the tenant leaving, this is taking longer post covid and I would ask for an update on when the tenant is leaving as this will delay the sale . Either way there are legitimate reasons for the delay which could be lengthy and you have to wait so keep looking.2
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AW618 said:mcmart said:Scotbot said:Was about to say the same thing, if the vendor is living in the property you want to buy it makes perfect sense they need both to sell as they presumably need money from both sales for the next purchase. If tenanted then there is the issue of the tenant leaving, this is taking longer post covid and I would ask for an update on when the tenant is leaving as this will delay the sale . Either way there are legitimate reasons for the delay which could be lengthy and you have to wait so keep looking.0
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