Cash buyer exchange/completion same day

davidmcn

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

Where's the coercion? It's just a negotiation.

camden_kid

davidmcn said:

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

Where's the coercion? It's just a negotiation.

Nope.
"This has been put to buyer but they've asked again to exchange/complete on same day."
"I just don't want to add on that extra pressure"

SpiderLegs

camden_kid said:

davidmcn said:

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

Where's the coercion? It's just a negotiation.

Nope.
"This has been put to buyer but they've asked again to exchange/complete on same day."
"I just don't want to add on that extra pressure"

You are talking garbage.

youth_leader

I'm in a rental and want to have the cottage and carpets cleaned by a local trustworthy professional.  If I'm asked to exchange/complete on the same day I suppose this would still be possible, I might have to pay the landlord for another week.  

camden_kid

SpiderLegs said:

camden_kid said:

davidmcn said:

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

Where's the coercion? It's just a negotiation.

Nope.
"This has been put to buyer but they've asked again to exchange/complete on same day."
"I just don't want to add on that extra pressure"

You are talking garbage.

So are you. Now what, clever clogs?

macman

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

How are they being 'coerced'? They've been asked to agree to same day exchange and completion: they can agree, decline, or compromise with a shorter gap between. That's negotiation, not coercion.

camden_kid

macman said:

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

How are they being 'coerced'? They've been asked to agree to same day exchange and completion: they can agree, decline, or compromise with a shorter gap between. That's negotiation, not coercion.

"This has been put to buyer but they've asked again to exchange/complete on same day."
Are you lot being deliberately obtuse? The buyer is putting pressure on the OP.

davidmcn

camden_kid said:

macman said:

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

How are they being 'coerced'? They've been asked to agree to same day exchange and completion: they can agree, decline, or compromise with a shorter gap between. That's negotiation, not coercion.

"This has been put to buyer but they've asked again to exchange/complete on same day."
Are you lot being deliberately obtuse? The buyer is putting pressure on the OP.

And if the OP puts pressure on the buyer to accept a gap between exchange and completion, that wouldn't be "coercion"?

camden_kid

davidmcn said:

camden_kid said:

macman said:

camden_kid said:

hazyjo said:

camden_kid said:

Dodgy. Push back against that.

It's not 'dodgy' at all. It's what most solicitors are advising in this current climate.

Can you compromise with a week?

I wouldn't usually advocate same day exchange/completion, but even I would choose that at the mo.

It's dodgy because the OP is being coerced into doing something they don't want to do.

How are they being 'coerced'? They've been asked to agree to same day exchange and completion: they can agree, decline, or compromise with a shorter gap between. That's negotiation, not coercion.

"This has been put to buyer but they've asked again to exchange/complete on same day."
Are you lot being deliberately obtuse? The buyer is putting pressure on the OP.

And if the OP puts pressure on the buyer to accept a gap between exchange and completion, that wouldn't be "coercion"?

I give up.
OP - Don't let anyone make you do something you don't want. Life's too short for this - "just don't want to add on that extra pressure". Good luck and all the best

v_rouge

My cash buyer asked to exchange/complete on the same day (through my EA) with 6 days notice. I said I'd confirm in an hour or so. I arranged removals/ storage, called the EA back, confirmed it was all okay and it went smoothly without any issues. If I hadn't been able to arrange removals/storage then I would have negotiated with the buyer to what suited both of us but luckily all the other arrangements came through so I was able to agree to their request. If the OP isn't comfortable with agreeing then come to another arrangement which suits them.