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LIVE: Buying a house - Converting a leasehold to a freehold before exchange - land registry delay
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About five seconds to scribble "certified a true copy" on a copy of the POA. Chill.jannatiex4 said:how much time is involved in this roughly?.0 -
Thanks, I will chill now!davidmcn said:
About five seconds to scribble "certified a true copy" on a copy of the POA. Chill.jannatiex4 said:how much time is involved in this roughly?.0 -
HI @davidmcndavidmcn said:
About five seconds to scribble "certified a true copy" on a copy of the POA. Chill.jannatiex4 said:how much time is involved in this roughly?.
The scribble took nearly 4 weeks, which is ridiculous. Everything else is completed. Now the management company say they are going to hold the TP1 because they want 2 weeks between exchange and completion, what is the logic behind this? what grounds do they have to dictate the timeline?0 -
2 weeks between exchange and completion is not abnormal. Any party to the transaction can dictate the pace for their own reasons. When you say the management company you mean presumably the vendors of the Freehold which is linked to your purchase.nabil9879 said:
HI @davidmcndavidmcn said:
About five seconds to scribble "certified a true copy" on a copy of the POA. Chill.jannatiex4 said:how much time is involved in this roughly?.
The scribble took nearly 4 weeks, which is ridiculous. Everything else is completed. Now the management company say they are going to hold the TP1 because they want 2 weeks between exchange and completion, what is the logic behind this? what grounds do they have to dictate the timeline?0 -
Simply because when the OP created the thread, the first few characters they typed in the title box were L-I-V-E-<colon>-<space> before typing the rest of the title...fleur8 said:Can someone tell me why it says LIVE? Is this being discussed on TV
Nothing more sinister than that.0 -
Yes, why i say managment company i mean the owners of the freehold. I was just curious about their reasoning, they have requested 2 weeks without any explanation, this company that manage the freehold have really bad ratings, and the have stretch things out already.anselld said:
2 weeks between exchange and completion is not abnormal. Any party to the transaction can dictate the pace for their own reasons. When you say the management company you mean presumably the vendors of the Freehold which is linked to your purchase.nabil9879 said:
HI @davidmcndavidmcn said:
About five seconds to scribble "certified a true copy" on a copy of the POA. Chill.jannatiex4 said:how much time is involved in this roughly?.
The scribble took nearly 4 weeks, which is ridiculous. Everything else is completed. Now the management company say they are going to hold the TP1 because they want 2 weeks between exchange and completion, what is the logic behind this? what grounds do they have to dictate the timeline?0 -
Sorry, when i created the tread i just wanted to get attention from the community, but now realise everyone is soo engagingAdrianC said:
Simply because when the OP created the thread, the first few characters they typed in the title box were L-I-V-E-<colon>-<space> before typing the rest of the title...fleur8 said:Can someone tell me why it says LIVE? Is this being discussed on TV
Nothing more sinister than that.0 -
HI @davidmcndavidmcn said:
About five seconds to scribble "certified a true copy" on a copy of the POA. Chill.jannatiex4 said:how much time is involved in this roughly?.
It seems like the POA has still not been submitted to my conveyancer, I'm baffled as to what is holding things up.0
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